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Heidy Seoenz
Heidy Seoenz is a dynamic entrepreneur and community leader based in El Paso, Texas, with a strong dedication to supporting local businesses. Graduating from the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering followed by a Master of Science in Systems Engineering.

Heidy has blended her technical expertise with her entrepreneurial spirit to achieve remarkable success. Her entrepreneurial journey began at the age of 17 when she established her first business at the Fox Plaza Flea Market, laying the foundation for her future endeavors. Today, Heidy is the owner of multiple businesses in El Paso, each contributing to the vitality of the local economy. With a keen interest in real estate investment and the short-term rental industry, Heidy has carved a niche for herself as a savvy entrepreneur in these sectors.

Beyond her business ventures she is the co-founder of Made By Seoenz along with her husband Juan Carlos Enríquez. Heidy, is an El Paso Airbnb owner, managing more than 30 properties in two countries. She is deeply committed to giving back to her community. Heidy is a founding member of the Short Term Rental Alliance, an organization dedicated to advocating for homeowners’ rights to rent their properties, ensuring fair regulations and opportunities in the industry. In addition to her business pursuits, Heidy is passionate about sharing her knowledge and experiences with others. She actively engages in coaching sessions and speaking events, inspiring aspiring entrepreneurs and empowering them to pursue their dreams. Heidy Seoenz exemplifies the spirit of entrepreneurship, innovation, and community engagement, making significant contributions to El Paso’s business landscape while championing the rights and opportunities of local residents.

Unlike the Western outlaws who earned their epithets from federal agents, Heidy earned her moniker, “Airbnb queen,” from the El Paso community where she revolutionized the STR industry and spearheaded efforts to protect the property rights of STR hosts in the city.