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Phoenix Rising: Is Our Housing Market Heating Up?

Phoenix Rising: Is Our Housing Market Heating Up?

Metro Phoenix appears to be slowly and steadily emerging from the ashes of the real estate collapse of five years ...

Lattie Coor (left), chairman and CEO of the Center for the Future of Arizona, moderates the “Leading Change for a Greater Arizona” panel discussion with panelists Gonzalo de la Melena, president and CEO of the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce; Juanita Francis, president of The F2 Family Foundation; Rufus Glasper, chancellor of Maricopa Community Colleges; Courtney Klein Johnson, co-founder of the SEED SPOT; Tony Penn, president and CEO of United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona; and Doug Pruitt, board chair of Greater Phoenix Leadership. Photo courtesy of Ben Arnold Photography

Taking the Lead

Leadership. Vision. As president and CEO of National Bank of Arizona, Keith Maio knows strength in both areas is a ...

The Business of Banking Is Banking on Small Business

The Business of Banking Is Banking on Small Business

“In just four years, we’ve seen 15 banks exit the market,” says Paul Hickman, president and CEO of the Arizona ...

Surviving Healthcare

Surviving Healthcare

Many of the changes in healthcare coverage are trends that have been growing gradually anyway — but now they’re mandated, ...

Phoenix Rising: Is Our Housing Market Heating Up?

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Taking the Lead

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The Business of Banking Is Banking on Small Business

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Surviving Healthcare

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