Arizona ranks No. 27 in nation for women’s rights
Women’s rights are a scorching hot button issue in America and a new study found Arizona ranked No. 27 as…
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Wells Fargo women take the reigns in Arizona
This week, Wells Fargo unveiled a new commercial banking structure. As part of the integrated business model that combines business…
Read MoreHeather Boysel becomes Gammage & Burnham’s 1st female managing partner
Arizona native Heather J. Boysel, has become the first female managing partner of Gammage & Burnham, the Arizona law firm…
Read MoreAz Business Leaders: Michelle Schwartz, Old Republic Title
Az Business Leaders magazine is an annual publication from AZ Big Media that profiles the business leaders and innovators that…
Read More3 inspiring quotes for women on the job hunt
An increasingly competitive activity, searching for and procuring a job is filled with challenges. A recruiter will briefly look at…
Read MoreGreater Phoenix Chamber’s ATHENA Awards nominations now open
The Greater Phoenix Chamber (the Chamber) seeks nominations for its 2019 ATHENA Awards program, which recognizes and celebrates the achievements of…
Read MoreValley women ranked as top engineers in the country
The list of Arizona women making history is growing as Maricopa County’s Department of Transportation Engineer/Director Jennifer Toth, as well…
Read MoreWESTMARC’s Hoffman earns 2019 Heroes of Education Honor
WESTMARC President and CEO Sintra Hoffman was recently recognized by Estrella Mountain Community College as their 2019 Education Hero. Hoffman’s…
Read MoreArizona marketing influencer announces 1st book deal
Melissa Swader, an award-winning valley businesswoman, business mentor, and social media influencer has recently signed her first book deal with…
Read MoreSinema gets $2.5M textbook grant for ASU to help cut college costs
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded a $2.5 million grant to Arizona State University to promote open educational resources (OER) that reduce textbook costs for…
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