OUR AFFILIATES

Professional Affiliations & Associations

  • Appraisal Institute
  • Institute of Real Estate Management
  • National Association of Realtors
  • Citrus Valley Board of Realtors
  • High Desert Association of Realtors
  • USC Real Estate Alumni and Friends (“REAF”)
  • Claremont Chamber of Commerce
  • Upland Chamber of Commerce
  • Montclair Chamber of Commerce

Integrity Private Capital (IPC)

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At IPC, we are focused on providing excellent service to each client, helping you obtain the right loan for your needs. We build lasting relationships with our clients to be there time and time again as you continue to investment in real estate. Our turnkey direct lending approach puts clients in direct contact with decision-makers and local market experts. We keep the process simple and easy to keep the ball rolling, rather than pausing due to funding challenges. The strategies employed by IPC are proven. To date, the founding members appraise more than $500 million of commercial real estate annually, have procured real estate and private business acquisitions valued over $200 million, and currently manage a portfolio valued in excess of $1 billion.

Southland Data Processing (SDP) | Board of Directors, Shareholder

(since 2008)
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Southland Data Processing - Affiliations of the Renken Company

“Since 1986 we have helped businesses like yours streamline accounting and payroll, manage human resources, control cost, and stay current with technology, laws and regulations.

Most of us grew up hearing stories of fairy tales that end with happily ever after. Similar to fairy tales, our story starts a long time ago when SDP was just a dream that was built from the heart of a wonderful couple, Peter and Elizabeth Carroll. The Carroll’s entrepreneurial spirit fueled the fire to build an organization that grew based on trust and relationships.”

McKenna Labs | Board of Directors, Shareholder

McKenna Labs - Affiliations of the Renken Company

Since founding McKenna Labs in 1998, we’ve worked hard to build a business that you can trust. McKenna Labs’ experienced team is dedicated to manufacturing and delivering quality products on time. McKenna Labs is a full-service personal care contract manufacturer located in Fullerton, CA. Since its inception in 1998, the company continues to serve as the most reliable link in its customers’ supply chain. Led by founder and CEO Dennis Owen, McKenna’s team is a proven asset to its customers, providing innovation, technical and regulatory support, expedited solutions, and much more from its 135,000-square foot facility. Whatever the need may be, McKenna constructs solutions…not walls.

National Thermal Processing | Board of Directors, Shareholder

National Thermal Processing - Affiliations fo the Renken Company

“We have over 25 years of combined experience in the industry! With our new up-to-date equipment, trained personnel, and vast knowledge of the industry we have made a commitment to ourselves and our customers to produce nothing but the best quality and customer service. In addition, National is continually expanding and adding more equipment as needed to fulfill our customers’ requirements. Most importantly, at National, we strive to be known as on-time, trusted, communicative, and reliable.”

Chatfield Clarke, LLC | Owner, Managing Partner

Chatfield Clarke - Affiliations of the Renken Company

Since 1963, Chatfield Clarke has focused on meeting the unique needs of the education and office design markets. We manufacture and supply products such as vinyl tackboard wall-coverings, magnaboards, and vinyl bulletin boards for municipal governments, modular construction builders, and private businesses. School districts in California and the Western United States continue to choose our vinyl tackboard panels due to the high quality of the products and customer service.

Mountain View Packaging

Mountain View Packaging - Affiliations of the Renken Company

Packaging is the science, art and technology of enclosing or protecting products for distribution, storage, sale, and use. Packaging also refers to the process of design, evaluation, and production of packages. Packaging is also a coordinated system of preparing goods for transport, warehousing, logistics, sale, and end use. 

Packaging contains, protects, preserves, transports, informs, and sells.

We want to be a true business partner and to accomplish this, MVP will come to your facility and review and make recommendations to your packaging needs. We have a sales team that is extremely knowledgeable with numerous years in the manufacturing of corrugated, void fill, and the stretch film industries.

Keith Renken and sons, standing and smiling
Pictured above (from left): Robert Renken, Keith Renken, and John Renken
Drucker School of Management - Affiliations of the Renken Company

The Renken Company Founded in 1994
President: John Renken

First, how did The Renken Company begin?

“I spent four years with a national real estate firm after college before launching The Renken Company in 1994. My father, Keith, had recently founded Renken Enterprises (1993), and I was inspired to forge my own path in a way that would allow me to contribute my real estate expertise to my father’s venture.

During this season, my father, brother, Bob, and I would meet every Friday for breakfast to talk about how we could work together toward our individual passions. These regular meetups created a time for us to collaborate and evaluate the various opportunities that were presented to us for consideration. Most importantly, this comradery fostered a time where we identified our roles and learned from one another while staying connected as a family.”

Secondly, how do you measure success?

“It’s not a monetary measure by any means. Early on, our parents showed us the importance of giving back their time and efforts to the community.”

What is some of the worst advice you have ever been given?

“Just get it done––Finishing a task with the mentality of simply completing the task isn’t the best reflection on yourself and the team. As a family, we strive to show up, give it our best effort, and go beyond of what’s asked.”

In your opinion, what are the keys to success?

“Follow the rule of harvest: You reap what you sow. Give back to the community.”

Lastly, what is the most memorable thing you learned from your mother or father?

“Just getting things done to check off a box isn’t a path to success. In the end, the work that you put out is a reflection upon oneself and the family.”

Keith Renken and sons, standing and smiling
Pictured above (from left): Robert Renken, Keith Renken, and John Renken
Drucker School of Management - Affiliations of the Renken Company

The Renken Company Founded in 1994
President: John Renken (G1)

First, how did The Renken Company begin?

“I spent four years with a national real estate firm after college before launching The Renken Company in 1994. My father, Keith, had recently founded Renken Enterprises (1993), and I was inspired to forge my own path in a way that would allow me to contribute my real estate expertise to my father’s venture.

During this season, my father, brother, Bob, and I would meet every Friday for breakfast to talk about how we could work together toward our individual passions. These regular meetups created a time for us to collaborate and evaluate the various opportunities that were presented to us for consideration. Most importantly, this comradery fostered a time where we identified our roles and learned from one another while staying connected as a family.”

Secondly, how do you measure success?

“It’s not a monetary measure by any means. Early on, our parents showed us the importance of giving back their time and efforts to the community.”

What is some of the worst advice you have ever been given?

“Just get it done––Finishing a task with the mentality of simply completing the task isn’t the best reflection on yourself and the team. As a family, we strive to show up, give it our best effort, and go beyond of what’s asked.”

In your opinion, what are the keys to success?

“Follow the rule of harvest: You reap what you sow. Give back to the community.”

Lastly, what is the most memorable thing you learned from your mother or father?

“Just getting things done to check off a box isn’t a path to success. In the end, the work that you put out is a reflection upon oneself and the family.”

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