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Marlon A. Medina is a Las Vegas-born entrepreneur, media producer, and coalition leader serving as Chairman of Turning Point Action’s Gen Z Coalition in Nevada. Since 2017, he has led Golden Medina Services, a marketing and media agency that empowers businesses, creatives, and organizations through strategic storytelling and innovative campaigns.
Marlon’s dual track of leadership in business and civic life reflects his belief that culture and enterprise go hand in hand. His work in media and entrepreneurship informs his public service, where he mobilizes young Nevadans around the values of faith, family, freedom, and enterprise. From mentoring entrepreneurs to hosting Gen Z civic events, Marlon is committed to building a Nevada where the next generation can thrive.
Why I Serve
Why I Serve
Las Vegas raised me. I’ve seen firsthand both the promise and the challenges our city faces. From rising costs and struggling families to the resilience of small businesses and the creativity of our people. Those experiences shaped my conviction that Nevada deserves leaders who build solutions, not just headlines.
Since 2017, I’ve poured myself into creative and business ventures, helping others tell their stories, grow their businesses, and spark opportunities. That entrepreneurial spirit still drives me today. But as I grew my agency and worked with people across this city, I realized something: it’s not enough to succeed in business. We also have to succeed in service.
That’s why I stepped forward to lead Turning Point Action’s Gen Z Coalition in Las Vegas. My mission is simple: to help a rising generation rediscover the strength of faith, the importance of family, the gift of freedom, and the power of enterprise. I believe we can do more than resist decline, we can (and should) build something new.
I don’t claim to have every answer, but I believe in listening, learning, and working alongside others to protect the city we love and create a future we can all be proud of. This isn’t just politics. It’s about people. It’s about us.
— Marlon A. Medina
Beyond the work, I’m a husband and a man of faith. My marriage keeps me grounded, and my faith gives me the perspective I need when life gets busy.
I’ve always loved creating and telling stories, but I also enjoy the simple things. Time with family, good conversation with friends, and the chance to give back to the community that molded and raised me. Mentoring young people and sharing what I’ve learned along the way has become one of the most rewarding parts of my life.
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