Charles Denney – Founder and CEO

Charles has spent the past 27 years acquiring his “street smart” marketing strategies and tactics through trial and error in the trenches of “real world” business.

He first felt the entrepreneurial fire burning within at the ripe old age of 16, when he launched his first official business venture “The Dining Car”.

Since then, he has personally founded five successful companies and has helped hundreds of clients start, market and promote a wide variety of businesses in more than forty different industries.

During his 20s, Charles lived South America where he worked as a marketing executive and consultant. He was responsible for generating millions of dollars in revenue for such well-known brands as Mattel, Suzuki, UnitedMedia, Mitsubishi and a host of others.

Fluent in Spanish, Charles has an in-depth understanding of the Hispanic market and through one of his companies, EmpresarioUSA, actively promotes products and services to an ever-growing database of 90,000+ entrepreneurs and consumers of Hispanic origin.

In 2001, Charles launched his first Internet venture and since then, has produced hundreds of online marketing campaigns and promotions in which he successfully engineered increases in annual revenue and growth of up to 2,100%.

Charles and his team at Webpresario Marketing Group, help entrepreneurs, small business owners and self-employed professionals generate continuous flows of qualified prospects and convert them into high-paying, loyal customers by leveraging the tremendous power of the Internet and Web-Centric Marketing Automation.

Ethan Denney  – Founder and Vice President of Web Development

Ethan, a key member of the Webpresario team, being born hardwired for ultimate performance in this new age, brings his cunning ability to adapt to this rapidly changing technology and information based world and is an early adopter to many of today’s new online technologies and money-making opportunities.

Coming from an entrepreneurial family, Ethan got started at the young age of 15 designing websites for small businesses and entrepreneurs. Following this path soon led him to be trained by the prestigious American Writers and Artist Institute, which after really digging into direct response design, caused him to take the performance and conversion of his client’s websites to a whole new level.

Over the next few years, Ethan watch his father’s income grow exponentially despite the amount of time he invested into his online businesses and he compared his father’s strategies for generating cash flow to his own, though Ethan was getting paid substantial amounts for his work, he knew he was only trading time for money and that this model would never allow him to scale his income and growth the way he hoped to.

Soon after realizing this, he ventured on to rapidly discovering how to leverage different online technologies and after his father seeing the entrepreneurial fire blazing in the eyes of his son, they joint ventured leveraging both of their best abilities, mixing years of strategic marketing wisdom and experience with today’s cunning technologies for maximizing your results while improving your lifestyle.

Now years later, Ethan, along side his partner, has created multiple online cash generating machines and virtual streams of income, including successful membership websites with hundreds of members and selling various information products online to people all across the world.

After helping his friends and family and influencing many in different parts of the world, Ethan has big plans and goals for opening up in the lives of others the possibilities of the Internet and how to use it to create businesses or add it’s crucial element in your already existing business to essentially design your lifestyle and achieve your most aspired goals.

Ethan says “The best part of the Internet is that there are virtually no limits as to how much you can grow your business, income, and how many lives you improve or how you do it all. Age isn’t even a limit, I still can’t even buy a drink in the “real” world.”