JULY 2012 | page 1 of 9 The business advocate By Aften Anaya | Photos courtesy of Carr-Tenney Mortuary Carr-Tenney Mortuary celebrates 90 years with Tempe Chamber The business Advocate Volume 31 | number 12 | JULY 2012 The Tempe Chamber’s oldest member, Carr-Tenney Mortuary, celebrates 90 years as a member this month, and we will proudly be recognizing this outstanding achievement at our July 13 Annual Luncheon (see sidebar at left for full details). In 1905, when Tempe was far from the booming city it is today, Edward and Margaret Carr established the first funeral service provider in the rural East Valley. Along with the growth of the community, the mortuary adapted to the ever-changing surroundings, which contributed to its longevity and prosperity in Tempe. A family business, the Carrs’ children, Lawrence and E.P., took over in1945, and the mortuary has continued to thrive since then. After the Carrs retired in 1981, the business was sold to Bud Tenney, who continued to show a commendable commitment to community and service. A notable establishment in the community, Carr-Tenney has provided funeral services to keynote community members such as Barry Goldwater, Governor Pyle and Ladimar Kwiatkowski of “Wallace and Ladmo” fame. A long tradition of service, their affiliation with Dignity Memorial Networks® lends them the opportunity to provide safety classes for at-risk population groups in the community. Recently, the staff members even lent their time to a DUI prevention program in conjunction with the Tempe Police and Fire departments at Marcos de Niza High School. Carr-Tenney also sponsored a local blood drive last month. When asked what celebrating 90 years with the Chamber meant to them, Bill Malatin, Funeral Arranger at Carr-Tenney, said, “It is a point of pride for our staff to celebrate 90 years of service. We are particularly proud to have been a resource to the community for these many years. We pledge ourselves to continue to strive to be worthy of the trust our neighbors place in us.” Please join us in honoring Carr-Tenney, along with other longstanding Chamber members and the incoming and outgoing Chamber leadership, at our Annual Luncheon on July 13, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., at the Tempe Mission Palms. To register, visit www.tempechamber.org. Message from the Chairman Committee Chairs Ribbon Cuttings Event Calendar Upcoming Events CONTENTS 2 3 5 7 8 The Tempe Chamber invites you to join us in celebrating our very special Annual Luncheon on Friday, July 13. At this exciting event, we review the past year’s accomplishments and successes and share our vision for the upcoming year. We honor those who have worked with us over the past year and introduce the incoming board of directors and committee chairs. Presentations by our leadership and an awards ceremony for our members add to the enjoyment of this plated luncheon. Our keynote speaker is Pedro Gomez, reporter for ESPN’s “Sports Center” show. He is a member of the Baseball Writers Association of America and has covered every World Series since 1995 and more than 10 All-Star games. The son of Cuban refugees who arrived two months before the October 1962 missile crisis, Gomez worked his way through the sports journalism industry, and today is an active reporter and a voting member for the Baseball Hall of Fame. Please register today and come together with the Valley’s civic, community and political leaders at this important Tempe Chamber event. Registration begins at 11:30 a.m. with the program and luncheon running from noon to 1:30 p.m. This event will take place at the Tempe Mission Palms Hotel, 60 E. 5th St. Tickets are $50 for Tempe Chamber members, $65 for the public or $500 for a VIP table of 10. The Annual Luncheon is sponsored by: Silver Sponsors – Cox, Edward Jones and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport; Copper Sponsors – SCF and SRP; AV Partner Swank AV; and Print Sponsor – AlphaGraphics at Kyrene and Elliot Annual Luncheon
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JULY 2012 | page 1 of 9The business advocate
By Aften Anaya | Photos courtesy of Carr-Tenney Mortuary
Carr-Tenney Mortuary celebrates 90 years with Tempe Chamber
The businessAdvocate
Volume 31 | number 12 | JULY 2012
The Tempe Chamber’s oldest member, Carr-Tenney Mortuary, celebrates 90 years as a member this month, and we will proudly be recognizing this outstanding achievement at our July 13 Annual Luncheon (see sidebar at left for full details).
In 1905, when Tempe was far from the booming city it is today, Edward and Margaret Carr established the first funeral service provider in the rural East Valley. Along with the growth of the community, the mortuary adapted to the ever-changing surroundings, which contributed to its longevity and prosperity in Tempe. A family business, the Carrs’ children, Lawrence and E.P., took over in1945, and the mortuary has continued to thrive since then. After the Carrs retired in 1981, the business was sold to Bud Tenney, who continued to show a commendable commitment to community and service.
A notable establishment in the community, Carr-Tenney has provided funeral services to keynote community members such as Barry Goldwater, Governor Pyle and Ladimar Kwiatkowski of “Wallace and Ladmo” fame. A long tradition of service, their affiliation with Dignity Memorial Networks® lends them the opportunity to provide safety classes for at-risk population groups in the community. Recently, the staff members even lent their time to a DUI prevention program in conjunction with the Tempe Police and Fire departments at Marcos de Niza High School. Carr-Tenney also sponsored a local blood drive last month.
When asked what celebrating 90 years with the Chamber meant to them, Bill Malatin, Funeral Arranger at Carr-Tenney, said, “It is a point of pride for our staff to celebrate 90 years of service. We are particularly proud to have been a resource to the community for these many years. We pledge ourselves to continue to strive to be worthy of the trust our neighbors place in us.”
Please join us in honoring Carr-Tenney, along with other longstanding Chamber members and the incoming and outgoing Chamber leadership, at our Annual Luncheon on July 13, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., at the Tempe Mission Palms. To register, visit www.tempechamber.org.
Message from the Chairman
Committee Chairs
Ribbon Cuttings
Event Calendar
Upcoming Events
CONTENTS
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The Tempe Chamber invites you to join us in celebrating our very special Annual Luncheon on Friday, July 13. At this exciting event, we review the past year’s accomplishments and successes and share our vision for the upcoming year.
We honor those who have worked with us over the past year and introduce the incoming board of directors and committee chairs. Presentations by our leadership and an awards ceremony for our members add to the enjoyment of this plated luncheon.
Our keynote speaker is Pedro Gomez, reporter for ESPN’s “Sports Center” show. He is a member of the Baseball Writers Association of America and has covered every World Series since 1995 and more than 10 All-Star games. The son of Cuban refugees who arrived two months before the October 1962 missile crisis, Gomez worked his way through the sports journalism industry, and today is an active reporter and a voting member for the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Please register today and come together with the Valley’s civic, community and political leaders at this important Tempe Chamber event.
Registration begins at 11:30 a.m. with the program and luncheon running from noon to 1:30 p.m. This event will take place at the Tempe Mission Palms Hotel, 60 E. 5th St. Tickets are $50 for Tempe Chamber members, $65 for the public or $500 for a VIP table of 10.
The Annual Luncheon is sponsored by: Silver Sponsors – Cox, Edward Jones and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport; Copper Sponsors – SCF and SRP; AV Partner Swank AV; and Print Sponsor – AlphaGraphics at Kyrene and Elliot
Annual Luncheon
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HOW TO REACH USPhone (480) 967-7891 | Fax (480) 966-5365
Hello, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Jack Pisano, and I am the Tempe Chamber of Commerce Chairman of the Board for FY 2013. I would like to thank Dave Long from Edward Jones for his excellent service as Chairman this past year.
I am the General Manager for Veolia Transportation, which operates the transit system for the City of Tempe. I have been in this position for the past five years and have come to love the state and the city of Tempe, the place we spend a lot of our time either working or engaging in recreation.
Usually the first thing someone asks me after we meet is, “Are you from New York?”, as my accent tends to identify me. The funny thing is that I have lived in the West, California and Arizona much longer than I lived in New York or New Jersey. I left for the Navy in 1968 and except for a brief period after I was honorably discharged I’ve been living in the West continuously. I do not miss the cold winters back East at all, and even with our formidable heat, I’ll take four months of hot weather for eight months of great weather. You’ll notice I didn’t say warm like the weather prognosticators do. It always makes me smile when the weather person says it’s going to be “sunny and warm.” It’s not warm – it’s hot. I’ll take the heat over snow anytime; I just try to get an early tee time!
That’s enough about me, let me talk about this wonderful organization we are all a part of – the Tempe Chamber of Commerce. I love our slogan: “Your Success is Our Business.” And it really is! Everything we focus on accomplishing in the Chamber, whether it is advocating for a certain bill in government or promoting one of our member businesses, is meant to make sure our members are successful. It is important to us that you succeed, especially in these economic times. The indicators are starting to look up again, and hopefully we are finally on the road to recovery.
We have a wonderful website, www.tempechamber.org, where you can read about member accomplishments, the latest business news, upcoming events and member benefits. Speaking of upcoming events, don’t miss our Annual Luncheon on July 13. Pedro Gomez from ESPN will be our guest speaker. I’m sure you will enjoy his comments about sports and life in general. For more information, call the Chamber at (480) 967-7891 or register online at www.tempechamber.org. There are also sponsorship options available. We hope to see you there!
In conclusion, we live and work in a wonderful city, and we have a great organization, the Tempe Chamber of Commerce. An organization is only as good as its members, and we have a lot to be proud of! Take advantage of all that the Chamber can provide for your business and, when the opportunity arises, purchase goods and services from our members. Help their business thrive because, as previously mentioned, “Your Success is Our Business.” Here’s to a great year!
Sincerely,
Introductions
Jack E. Pisano, CCTMBoard Chairman, Tempe Chamber of Commerce
A message from the chairman of the board
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New Committee Chairs
Business Owners ForumKelly Lorenzen, Morrison Vein InstitutePurpose: To facilitate owner-to-owner information sharing in an environment that promotes confidential and open dialogue with the purpose of solving challenges faced by business owners, as well as to share insights and ideas to enhance businesses and foster a viable economic climate.
Business Excellence AwardsDave Long, Edward JonesPurpose: To identify and recognize companies who exemplify excellence in business development, employee development, community involvement and customer service.
AmbassadorsHarvey Gibson, Tempe Schools Credit UnionPurpose: To represent the Chamber and its members through education, mentoring and recruiting in the business community.
Business Resource AdvantageJim Hall, LumaNet Purpose: To provide information and resources to Chamber members in a variety of productive, user-friendly formats in order to impact their businesses in profitable and beneficial ways.
Tempe LeadershipJayson Matthews, Tempe Community CouncilPurpose: To identify a diverse group of emerging leaders and foster their leadership skills through education, experience and exposure and service to the community.
Military AffairsAl ShipleyPurpose: To act as representatives for the Tempe Chamber of Commerce and the city of Tempe. To promote good fellowship and mutual understanding for and with the United States military communities.
Government Relations and TransportationVicki Kringen, TCHPurpose: To make a bottom-line impact for members by advocating for a favorable business climate through interactive public policy engagement, providing ongoing representation and information in government at the local, state and federal levels.
Tempe Links ClassicNeil Chitel, ManageStaff, Inc. Purpose: To organize and execute the Tempe Chamber’s annual Tempe Links Classic golf tournament in order to create an exciting, dynamic and valuable event for participants. Committee members plan and facilitate a full round of golf in a blind draw, shotgun start, modified scramble format, intended to minimize pressure and maximize enjoyment for all golfers regardless of skill level.
Women in Business CouncilJan Whalen, Personal JAZPurpose: To foster the growth and success of women in business through personal and professional development, in order to improve Tempe businesses and the community.
The Business Advocate is the Tempe Chamber of Commerce’s monthly newsletter. Its mission is to report on events and news of interest to our membership and the business community in a
magazine-style format available as a PDF on our website at www.tempechamber.org.
Each issue has business and community news, alerts on political legislation impacting your business, a calendar, ribbon cuttings,
member spotlights and more. It’s a powerful tool that’s available for your marketing needs as well.
The newsletter serves our entire membership of nearly 850 businesses representing more than 70,000 employees. Additionally, the current and most recent issues are available 24 hours a day, 7
days a week worldwide through our online archives.
Posted as a PDF, anyone is able to view The Business Advocate on their computer screen, print it in full color, download it, or send it to friends and coworkers. Each month we send emails to our full
membership with a hyperlink to the issue, and the current issue is highly visible on the main page of our website.
The Business Advocate is an excellent resource allowing us to serve the needs of our membership and business community. We
encourage you to take advantage of the opportunities it offers you to reach this audience too.
For article submission guidelines or advertising opportunities please contact Sachiyo Ragsdale
ON THE CHAMBER’S WEBSITEThe following is a list of ten of the most frequently
displayed members from the Membership Directory for the month of June.
Become A Tempe Chamber Premier Member!Premier Membership - It’s more than just an offer; it’s an
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your exposure, boost your brand recognition and watch your profitability grow. Become a Premier Member today and enjoy the advantages you deserve. For more details contact Renee
Child Parent RescuersEdward JonesMiles NaturopathicsBleazy.com B and M Communications ARCpoint Labs of Tempe Microsoft San Marquis Apartments KomputerED ToolsShred-it USA
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At the June 13 Military Affairs Committee luncheon, we honored SGT Jonathan Siercke of the 996th Area Support Medical Company Training NCO. Last year he was awarded the Army Commendation Medal for his exceptionally meritorious achievement and outstanding professionalism, technical expertise, Spanish language skills and dedication to duty during the 996th ASMC’s support of Beyond the Horizon 2011. He recently returned from a year-long deployment in Egypt where he was assigned as a lab NCOIC and put SOPs into place that improved lab day-to-day operations. Congratulations SGT. Siercke, and thank you for your outstanding service!
Fred Pratt, general manager of the Holiday Inn Express & Suites located at 1031 E. Apache Blvd., celebrated the hotel’s membership with the Tempe Chamber with a recent ribbon cutting. The newly renovated property is conveniently located by ASU and the Light Rail system. The Ambassadors were wowed by a tour of the lobby and rooms and enjoyed a delicious complimentary breakfast. For more information about the property, please call (480) 966-7207.
The Ribbon cuttings
The East Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance named Senators John McComish and Michele Reagan, and Representatives Steve Court, Jeff Dial, Frank Pratt, Bob Robson, Michelle Ugenti and Steve Urie Business Champions for supporting businesses and the EVCCA 100% in the 2012 legislative session.
“We are pleased with the number of legislators who received a 100% ranking this year,” announced JW Rayhons, chair of the EVCCA. “The majority of our East Valley legislators received 80% or better this year as well. These results represent much more than just a simple report card; they represent a commitment to improving the business environment in Arizona.”
Those who received an 80% or better ranking were named Friends of Business: Senators Nancy Barto, Andy Biggs, Rich Crandall, Jerry Lewis, Steve Smith and Steve Yarbrough; and Representatives Cecil Ash, Heather Carter, Eddie Farnsworth, John Fillmore, Tom Forese, John Kavanagh, J.D. Mesnard, Justin Olson, Justin Pierce and David Burnell Smith.
The East Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance (EVCCA) represents more than 5,500 member firms from the Apache Junction, Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Queen Creek, Scottsdale and Tempe chambers of commerce. The EVCCA collaborates to advance the common business interests in the East Valley.
Last December, East Valley legislators were presented with the EVCCA’s annual Legislative Priorities document to provide a foundation for session priorities. Members from each of the chambers met on a weekly and monthly basis during the session to review bills introduced and evaluate their impact on the business community.
Dorn Policy Group, the EVCCA lobbyist firm, tracked bills the EVCCA took specific action on by signing in at the hearings, one-on-one conversations and, at times, formal letters. At the end of the session, each East Valley legislator is graded on whether they agreed with the EVCCA position or opposed. Not appearing to vote on an issue is counted as an opposition to the EVCCA’s position. A report card is published with the results of our legislators’ votes.
East Valley Chambers Acknowledge 2012 Legislators as Business Champions and Friends of Business
MAC UPDATEFrom left, SFC Candice Gehring, SGT Jonathan Siercke, MAC Chair Dean Plainer and Staff SGT Jeremy Ridge
Join us at the 12th Annual Sun Devil Football Kickoff Luncheon! “Voice of the Sun Devils” Tim
Healey emcees this exciting afternoon as new Head Coach Todd Graham welcomes his players, coaches and other special guests in kicking off the new season. Join other fans at a VIP table with a player or coach, or take advantage of our single seat opportunities and be a part of
the biggest event of the season. Sparky, the ASU Spirit Squad and the marching band will be on hand to set the exciting and energetic tone of the luncheon. With more than 500 people
expected, this event is the focal point for the start of the 2012 season!
Friday, Aug. 24, 2012
Tempe Mission Palms Hotel 60 E. 5th St. – Tempe, Arizona
12:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. RSVP at www.tempechamber.org or to 480-967-7891
$60 Ticket includes lunch and program $600 VIP Table of Ten
$700 VIP Table (9 Guests plus a Coach or Player) Sponsored by Sparky Sponsors APS, Edward Jones and Southwest Gas;
Sun Devil Sponsors Heritage Bank, Mark Taylor Residential, Veolia Transportation and Wells Fargo; Print Sponsor AlphaGraphics at Kyrene & Elliot; AV Partner Sonoran Studios;
Media Sponsor The East Valley Tribune
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JULY 10Ambassadors Committee4 p.m.Boulders on Broadway530 W. Broadway Rd.
JULY 11Government Relations and Transportation Committee7:30 a.m.Four Points by Sheraton Tempe 1333 S. Rural Rd.
JULY 11Tempe Links Committee10:30 a.m.Tempe Chamber of Commerce Conference Room909 E. Apache Blvd.
JULY 11Military Affairs Committee luncheon11:30 a.m.Heidi’s Events and Catering2095 W. 15th St.
JULY 12Networking @ Noon11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.Four Points by Sheraton Tempe1333 S. Rural Rd.
JULY 13Annual Luncheon11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.Tempe Mission Palms Hotel60 E. 5th St.
JULY 17Business Before Hours7:30 – 8:30 a.m.Studio ADT2120 E. Sixth St., #8
JULY 18Business Resource Advantage Committee8 a.m.Tempe Chamber of Commerce Conference Room909 E. Apache Blvd.
JULY 19Tempe Leadership Board of Directors meeting7:30 a.m.Hatton Hall34 E. 7th St.
JULY 19Hot Topics and Lunch: “The Truth Behind our Nation’s Founding”11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.Arizona Historical Society Museum at Papago ParkCatered by Special Moments1300 N. College Ave.
JULY 25Business After Hours 5:30 – 7 p.m.Lucky Break1807 E. Baseline Rd., #101
JULY 26Business Owners Forum8 a.m.Morrison Vein Institute4515 S. McClintock Dr., #101
RenewalsThe Tempe Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors wants to thank the following members for renewing their Chamber Membership this past month. You are the backbone of Chamber Success!
31 – 40 YearsPatrick T. Foley ConstructionZircon Precision Products, Inc.
21 – 30 YearsCity of TempeColdwell BankerMorgan Stanley Smith Barney
16 – 20 YearsDesert Botanical GardenLawton
11 – 15 YearsA.C.T. Awards and PromotionsArizona Mills MallConservatory of Recording Arts and SciencesEmo TransRick West Insurance AgencySouthwest College of Naturopathic MedicineWrangler News
6 – 10 YearsSouthwest Institute of Healing ArtsClare BridgeProfessional Planning AssociatesCommercial PropertiesTilted KiltHyundai of TempeAcura of Tempe
Thursday, July 26Business Owners Forum8 a.m.Morrison Vein Institute4515 S. McClintock Dr., #101
Engage in peer-to-peer networking, information sharing and consultation with your fellow business owners at this casual breakfast over discussions about current issues and business-related topics. This free event is an extremely effective owner-to-owner networking event that has proven exceptionally valuable to attendees. Attendance is strictly limited to business owners only.
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Wednesday, July 25Business After Hours 5:30 – 7 p.m.Lucky Break1807 E. Baseline Rd., #101
Join your colleagues for a free evening of great food, fun and networking. This informal mixer provides a welcoming and casual atmosphere where you can meet and mingle with other members of the business community. Sponsored by CenturyLink.
Free for Members | $10 General Public
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Friday, July 13Annual Luncheon11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.Tempe Mission Palms Hotel60 E. 5th St.
At this exciting event, we review the past year’s accomplishments and successes and share our vision for the upcoming year. We honor those who have worked with us over the past year and introduce the incoming board of directors and committee chairs. Our keynote speaker is Pedro Gomez, reporter for ESPN’s Sports Center show.
$50 Members | $65 General Public
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Thursday, July 12Networking @ Noon11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.Four Points by Sheraton Tempe1333 S. Rural Rd.
Learn the art of relationship building, enjoy a fantastic lunch in an exciting environment and have fun promoting your services at this “speed dating for business” event. Employing effective networking techniques is the most powerful way to promote your business, make strong connections and outperform your competition.
$25 Members in Advance | $30 Members on Day of Event | $35 General Public
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Tuesday, July 17Business Before Hours7:30 – 8:30 a.m.Studio ADT2120 E. Sixth St., #8
Join us for a morning of food and networking. Bring brochures and business cards and be ready to give a 30-second commercial about yourself or your business. This is a wonderful way to start the day and meet with other Chamber members and the business community. A light breakfast is provided. Sponsored by Wells Fargo.
Free for Members | $7 General Public
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Thursday, July 19Hot Topics and Lunch: “The Truth Behind our Nation’s Founding”11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.Arizona Historical Society Museum at Papago Park1300 N. College Ave.Catered by Special Moments
In honor of Independence Day, we’re pleased to present historians from the Revolutionary War Veterans Association as they shed light on some common misconceptions about our nation’s founding. Come hear what you likely didn’t learn in school about the most important days in America’s creation. Three engaging speakers will present a performance and AV program that is entertaining, engaging and perfectly timed to help you celebrate America’s 236th birthday. Sponsored by SRP.
$25 Members in Advance | $30 Members on Day of Event | $35 General Public
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ARCpoint Labs of TempeMobile Drug TestingGary Patrone2330 S. McClintock Dr.Tempe, AZ 85282P. (602) 753-2901F. (602) 753-2920www.ARCpointLabs.com/Tempe
B and M CommunicationsSecurity ServicesPat Meehan2400 W. Medtronic Way, Ste. 7Tempe, AZ 85281P. (480) 458-5540F. (480) 621-7468www.bandmcommunications.com
Bleazy.comMarketingJason Jameson1102 E. Bishop Dr.Tempe, AZ 85282P. (480) 788-7561www.bleazy.com
C&L Upholstery LLCUpholstery and FabricChuck Hagan1900 N. McClintock Dr., Ste. 5Tempe, AZ 85281P. (480) 621-7725
Edward JonesFinancial ServicesJoseph B. Ortiz4902 E. Warner Rd., Ste. 1Phoenix, AZ 85044P. (480) 753-7664www.edwardjones.com
KomputerED ToolsEducation/Consulting/TrainingKaren Crawford7650 S. McClintock, #103Tempe, AZ 85284P. (480) 760-3284www.komputeredtools.com
MicrosoftSoftwareHolly Mussmann60 E. Rio Salado Pkwy., #1200Tempe, AZ 85281P. (480) 383-2600www.microsoft.com
Miles NaturopathicsNatural Mental HealthDr. Jenn Botham2111 E. Broadway Rd., Ste. 7Tempe, AZ 85282P. (480) 252-4683www.milesnaturopathics.com
Phoenix Business GuruCoaching - PersonalPhilip Clowes7972 E. Beck LaneScottsdale, AZ 85260P. (800) 928-4356www.phoenixbusinessguru.com
San Marquis ApartmentsMelanie Schaefer577 E. Baseline Rd.Tempe, AZ 85283P. (877) 689-3664F. (480) 361-4121www.mark-taylor.com/San-Marquiswww.remodeltempe.com
Shred-it USAShredding-MobileJason Casaus3136 N. 28th Ave.Phoenix, AZ 85017P. (602) 882-6294www.shredit.com
Staff One, Inc.Human ResourcesTom Bowden60 E. Rio Salado Pkwy., Ste. 900Tempe, AZ 85281P. (480) 366-6054http://www.staffone.com
The Sorenson Law Firm, LLCAttorneysJohnny Sorenson950 W. Elliot Rd., Ste. 226Tempe, AZ 85284P. (480) 839-9500www.sorensonlaw.net
We are a diverse six-lawyer firm with over 80 years of combined experience. We proudly deliver straight talk, creative solutions and winning results at cost-effective rates in the areas of business, construction, real estate, contract, insurance and catastrophic personal injury law. We focus on civil trials, arbitrations, mediations and dispute resolution.
Staff One, Inc.Human ResourcesTom Bowden60 E. Rio Salado Pkwy., Ste. 900Tempe, AZ 85281P. (480) 366-6054http://www.staffone.com
Since 1988, Staff One has delivered a comprehensive range of HR solutions to clients in more than 41 states. We operate as a full-service human resources department, providing premium employee benefits, risk management, compliance management, payroll outsourcing, tax administration and strategic HR services. Our solutions ensure small and medium-size companies receive a level of support and value that was previously only available at much larger firms – giving them the flexibility to focus on what matters most, growing their core business. litigation, wills, trusts and estate planning.
