Jenny Apodaca & Richard Argomaniz
Jenny Apodaca
Jenny Apodaca knows how to make power moves—and this year, she’s making them on the dance floor. A Casa Grande native and top-producing Realtor with Keller Williams Legacy One, Jenny has spent nine years dominating Arizona real estate. She was named 2024 Distinguished Realtor of the Year for Pinal County, led her team in GCI for five straight years, and claimed the #1 GCI spot in her market center in 2024. Basically, she gets things done.
When she’s not closing deals, Jenny is giving back. She serves on the WeSERV Board of Directors, supports Real Wishes and The Opportunity Tree, chairs charity golf tournaments (despite admitting she’s not great at golf), and champions education in her community.
Jenny is a proud single mom to three daughters, a loving grandma to three grandsons, and dog mom to Pip the rescue and Gregory the golden doodle. A fitness lover and fantasy football champ, she brings heart and hustle everywhere she goes.
So why dance? Because supporting kids matters—and Jenny is all in.
Richard Argomaniz
Richard Argomaniz grew up in Yuma, Arizona, and has been dancing through life ever since. A Yuma High School graduate, he now works as a Business Analyst for Pinal County, where he loves bringing new technology and fresh ideas to the community he calls home.
Richard has been married to his high school sweetheart for 14 years, and together they’re raising three energetic kids. When they’re not exploring new foods or meeting new people, Richard can often be found teaching Hip-Hop in the community or helping host youth gaming tournaments with the “Kingdom of Pinal.”
A few fun facts: he’s left-handed, a huge documentary fan, and a lifelong learner who gets excited about pretty much anything interesting. His dream? Travel the world, dance in different countries, and sip coffee while watching documentaries.
Richard joined this event to lift up local youth and share his love for Hip-Hop. His biggest fear is not performing his best—but he’s even more excited to inspire others. He lives by his favorite mantra: “It’s never too late.”
