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Blinds Chalet offers education program for professionals in Mesa

By Carol Ostrow | May 25, 2017

Mesa-based interior design company Blinds Chalet is offering an enhanced support system for interior designers, contractors and property management professionals with its free upgraded design education program.
APS envisions bright future for Palo Verde generating station

By Carol Ostrow | May 25, 2017

Arizona Public Service (APS) recently hosted the Nuclear Energy Institute's 64th Annual Nuclear Energy Assembly at Westin Kierland Resort in Scottsdale.
VERTESS offers tips for health care entities

By Carol Ostrow | May 24, 2017

Tucson’s merger and acquisition advisory firm VERTESS recently offered tips for success designed to help companies sort out their priorities.
Pima County acts to preserve Ironwood Forest National Monument

By Carol Ostrow | May 24, 2017

Pima County’s board of supervisors recently elected to uphold the 1906 Antiquities Act in response to a review ordered by the President Donald Trump's administration, preserving the region’s Ironwood Forest National Monument.
Coconino County pairs with NARBHA Institute for justice event

By Carol Ostrow | May 18, 2017

Coconino County recently partnered with the nonprofit Northern Arizona Regional Behavioral Health Authority (NARBHA) Institute to hold a unique justice summit featuring nationwide speakers and panelists in Flagstaff.
Arizona budget props adoption, fostering

By Carol Ostrow | May 18, 2017

With child safety a strong priority, Gov. Doug Ducey’s signoff on Arizona’s 2018 budget will serve to enhance adoption, child safety and foster care throughout the state, protecting at-risk individuals with authorized upgrades.
AMA rallies Arizona leaders for utility station’s future

By Carol Ostrow | May 17, 2017

Forecasting a feasible future for the Navajo Generating Station (NGS), the Phoenix-based Arizona Mining Association (AMA) recently gathered stakeholders, tribal leaders and policy generators to support continued operation.
Four Arizona border counties form coalition for cohesive voice

By Carol Ostrow | May 17, 2017

The quartet of counties along the Mexican border — Cochise, Pima, Santa Cruz and Yuma — has formed the Arizona Border Counties Coalition (ABCC) to provide a unified voice for the region regarding economic matters.
Phoenix partakes in National Museum Day on May 18

By Carol Ostrow | May 17, 2017

To mark National Museum Day tomorrow [May 18], the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce (GPCC) recommends touring any of four Phoenix area institutions offering an array of art, artifacts and memorabilia for area residents and visitors.
Pima County accepting public comment for proposed code amendments

By Carol Ostrow | May 16, 2017

To streamline regional regulations relating to air quality, Pima County’s Department of Environmental Quality (PDEQ) recently published proposed amendments to update language in a county code.
Phoenix’s Sprouts Farmers Market holding best burger competition

By Carol Ostrow | May 16, 2017

The professional butchers at Phoenix-based Sprouts Farmers Market recently kicked off grilling season, showcasing its all-natural beef and offering tips and recipes.
Southwest Airlines, ASU Gammage share spotlight at GPCC awards event

By Carol Ostrow | May 15, 2017

Southwest Airlines and ASU Gammage were recently recognized as large and small/medium Businesses of the Year, respectively, by the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce (GPCC).
Coconino County opts to 'ban the box' for job applicants

By Carol Ostrow | May 15, 2017

Following a recent special session, the Coconino County board of supervisors unanimously agreed to “ban the box” on job applications, opening up career potential for rehabilitated people with criminal records, a population often hindered professionally.
Realtor association promotes energy efficient mortgages for Phoenix-area veterans

By Carol Ostrow | May 12, 2017

The Arizona Association of Realtors (AAR) recently promoted the financial advantages of pursuing energy efficient mortgages (EEMs) for former military personnel living in the greater Phoenix metropolitan area.
Arizona Florist blooms with industry award

By Carol Ostrow | May 12, 2017

To celebrate several consecutive years of top recognition by nationwide Florists' Transworld Delivery (FTD) for customer satisfaction and quality, Phoenix-based retailer Arizona Florist is offering free delivery on local orders.
AAED promotes Flagstaff’s educational, cultural, business interests

By Carol Ostrow | May 12, 2017

The Arizona Association for Economic Development (AAED) is promoting the city’s educational, cultural and business interests in addition to its well-known scenery and recreational opportunities.
FBI agent to present cybersecurity tips in Mesa

By Carol Ostrow | May 11, 2017

Area residents can learn about current cybersecurity issues from a special agent with the Phoenix FBI Cyber Crime Division on May 19.
Cochise County Legacy Project receives service prize

By Carol Ostrow | May 11, 2017

Cochise County recently received recognition for its civic contributions with an Achievement Award from the National Association of Counties (NACo).
Phoenix focuses on regional strategy

By Carol Ostrow | May 10, 2017

In honor of Economic Development Week May 8-13, Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce (GPCC) leaders are taking a fresh look at the region’s economic progress, with an eye toward continued collaboration.
Trounce ‘imposter syndrome’ with servant leadership, speaker says

By Carol Ostrow | May 9, 2017

About 70 percent of professionals confront “imposter syndrome” during their careers, according to Gay Meyer, guest speaker at the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce-sponsored Professional Women's Alliance (PWA) May meeting.

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