Graycor Promotes Todd Ostransky Graycor Construction Company has promoted Todd Ostransky to Vice President of the Southwest Division. In this role, Ostransky directs construction efforts across the Southwest, including current industrial…
Tempe is hot in more ways than one. In the past few years, financial firms have been popping up like popcorn across the valley, but especially in the heart of Sun Devil…
Meeting Professionals International – Arizona Sunbelt Chapter (MPI AZ) recently recognized its members who went above and beyond to volunteer for the chapter. Winners include: “Planner of the Year” Julie…
Meeting Professionals International – Arizona Sunbelt Chapter (MPI AZ) recently installed its Board of Directors who will lead the association in 2018-19. Installed were: The Executive Team: President Danielle Adams,…
Another attempt to legalize recreational marijuana in Arizona went up in smoke Thursday when Safer Arizona missed the 5 p.m. deadline to file petitions to get on the Nov. 6…
Our immune system is at its peak when we’re young, but after a certain age, it declines and it becomes more difficult for our bodies to fight off new infections. “That’s why…
Now through July 22, OneAZ Credit Union and OneAZ Community Foundation are accepting applications for the organizations’ 2018 Community Impact Grants Program. Any local 501©(3) non-profit organization is eligible to apply, and they need not…
New Dean for College of Fine Arts Andrew Schulz, a visionary leader in the arts and one of the foremost scholars on 18th- and 19th-century Spanish art, has been named…
You wouldn’t know it by looking at Az Business magazine’s list of the Most Influential Women in Arizona Business for 2018, but women are underrepresented in business leadership positions. In…
Facing bankruptcy, $20 million in debt and an enrollment of fewer than 1,000 traditional students, Grand Canyon University took on investors in 2004, making it the nation’s only for-profit university…
Mesa hosted its annual Celebration of Freedom Festival for Fourth of July on Wednesday, complete with food, music, art, fireworks and a naturalization ceremony in which 325 people were welcomed…
In addition to celebrating the Tempe Chamber’s 110th anniversary, this year’s Tempe Chamber Annual Luncheon served as an opportunity to show gratitude to the people who make our organization and our community…
