Category: AZ Business Magazine
Solar Energy Builds on Arizona Western College Campus
The current economic situation has spurred a lot of talk, advertisements and encouragement to buy local and use local to sustain our economy. The Guinness Book of World Records named Yuma, AZ the sunniest city on earth, so where better … Continue reading
10 Great Customer Service Success Stories And Tips
Troy Hazard, author of the best-selling book “Future-Proofing Your Business”, offers these 10 tips for great customer service: 1. THE ANGRY CUSTOMER: In an argumentative situation, think of how you would feel in your customer’s shoes. Take time to consider … Continue reading
Face-To-Face Meetings Are Still Relevant, Despite Technology
Face-to-face meetings are back: Despite teleconferencing and technology, study shows meetings that provide human contact — face-to-face meetings — are still relevant. As technology provides businesses with cost-effective means for communication with cloud technology, smart phones and Skype, one element … Continue reading
2011 Most Admired Companies Awards [PHOTOS]
Held on September 7, 2011 at the Arizona Biltmore, The 2011 Most Admired Companies Awards recognized 60 outstanding, local companies for their contributions and impact they’ve brought to the state. The 2011 Arizona MAC Awards, hosted by Arizona Business Magazine … Continue reading
2011 MAC Leadership Excellence: Arizona Diamondbacks
The 2011 Most Admired Companies Leadership Excellence category recognized the Arizona Diamondbacks for its great leaders who have shared knowledge and inspired employees and the community. Arizona Diamondbacks Category: Leadership Excellence Headquarters: Phoenix Year Est.: 1998 No. of Employees in … Continue reading
2011 Most Admired Companies Award Winners
Arizona Business Magazine and BestCompaniesAZ are honored to unveil the winners of our inaugural Arizona’s Most Admired Companies Awards. With 60 winners, we think you’ll agree the awards selection committee has done an outstanding job in determining some of the … Continue reading
2011 MAC Customer Opinion: International Cruise and Excursions
The 2011 Most Admired Companies Customer Opinion category recognizes International Cruise and Excursions for delivering exceptional customer service. International Cruise and Excursions Category: Customer Opinion Headquarters: Phoenix Year Est.: 1997 No. of Employees in AZ: 850 Recent Award: 2010 ASU … Continue reading
2011 MAC Social Responsibility: ScriptSave
The 2011 Most Admired Companies Awards recognized ScriptSave for excellent Social Responsibility — exceling in corporate giving, volunteerism, philanthropic efforts, and/or “green” initiatives. ScriptSave Category: Social Responsibility Headquarters: Tucson Year Est.: 1994 No. of Employees in AZ: 58 Recent Award: … Continue reading
2011 MAC Workplace Culture: CHW Arizona
The 2011 Most Admired Companies Awards recognized CHW Arizona for having a unique workplace offering employees benefits and perks, and emphasizing diversity and other qualities — making the company a great place to work. CHW Arizona Category: Workplace Culture Headquarters: … Continue reading
Brig. Gen. Jerry D. Harris Jr., Luke Air Force Base
Brigadier General Jerry D. Harris Jr. discusses how his position is equivalent to that of a CEO, the importance of Luke Air Force Base, the importance of servant leadership, and more. Brigadier General Jerry D. Harris Jr. Title: Commander, 56TH … Continue reading
Arizona Casinos Add New Amenities, Including Night Spots
When AiRIA nightclub opened at Gila River Casinos Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino in 2009, a new trend in tribal gaming in Arizona came full circle. There was now a hip, Las Vegas-style nightclub at an Arizona casino. It … Continue reading
Centennial Series: Fennemore Craig Continues Legal Legacy
Fennemore Craig, founded in 1885, has helped shape the legal landscape of Arizona and its economy for more than a century. Founded more than a quarter-century before Arizona attained statehood, the firm has both helped the state grow and grown … Continue reading













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