Tag Archives: November 2009

St. Joseph's Hospital/Medical CenterPhoto: St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center | Catholic Healthcare West

Phoenix Bishop Revokes St. Joseph’s Catholic Endorsement

Phoenix Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted revoked his endorsement of St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center as a Catholic hospital today following a heated debate over an abortion performed at the Catholic Healthcare West (CHW) hospital. “Though we are deeply disappointed, … Continue reading

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Raising Capital In A Financial Drought Is Tough, But Not Impossible

In today’s turbulent economic environment, many companies are finding their cash flows temporarily reduced due to difficult business conditions. Less cash flow generated from operations can cause a working capital squeeze or make existing lenders uncomfortable and/or uncooperative, particularly if … Continue reading

Stop the Spread of the Flu

What Businesses Should Know About This New Strain Of Flu Virus

The second wave of the influenza pandemic should be upon us in earnest soon. So far, the virus remains similar in severity to regular flu (although a disproportionate share of those seriously ill are children and young adults). However, it … Continue reading

Legal Aide

Key Legal Considerations And Strategies Businesses Should Consider In An Economic Downturn

Virtually all Arizona businesses, but disproportionately small and medium-sized enterprises, have been significantly impacted by the recession. The current financial climate has and will undoubtedly continue to have countless business ramifications. Often overlooked, however, are the legal considerations that should … Continue reading

Dell Mini Notebooks

Netbooks Are Becoming A Crucial Device For Business Executives

Less is more. While the adage might not apply to the appeal of an all-you-can-eat buffet, it certainly explains the recent netbook phenomena. Netbooks are small portable computers designed specifically for Web access and word processing. With screens between 7 … Continue reading

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CEO Series: Curt Waisath

Curt Waisath President and CEO, Gold Canyon How did Gold Canyon get started? We started Gold Canyon because my wife wanted to stay home with our kids. And I’m a CPA, so I could tell her exactly how much she … Continue reading

Social Media

How To Get The Most Out Of Social Media

“Are you taking advantage of Web 2.0?” This question has been circulating throughout the business world regarding the online world of mass collaboration and consumer-generated content. Web 2.0 is redefining public relations, marketing, communications and branding for businesses worldwide. Nielsen’s … Continue reading

CFO Of the Year

CFO Of The Year Awards 2009 Finalists

Dan Bachus Grand Canyon University Chief Financial Officer “I thoroughly enjoy being actively involved in shaping the vision of a dynamic, visionary company such as Grand Canyon University …” Dan Bachus has been instrumental in reshaping the vision of Grand … Continue reading

Barry Broome

First Job: Barry Broome, President And CEO, Greater Phoenix Economic Council

Barry Broome President and CEO, Greater Phoenix Economic Council (GPEC) Describe your very first job and what lessons you learned from it. I loaded trucks for Mountain Top pies on the west side of Columbus, Ohio. I was in the … Continue reading

Marcellas Italian KitchenPhoto Credit: Marcella's Italian Kitchen

Marcella’s Italian Kitchen Opens At Scottsdale Fashion Square

Cue the strings, fire up the oven and pour a glass of fun while surrounded by friends and family. What better way to experience the comforts and flavors of Italian culture than in a boho-chic restaurant reminiscent of Mama’s kitchen? … Continue reading

Table & Chairs alone don't make a workspace comfortablePhoto: Orcutt | Winslow and Al Payne Photographic

You Need More Than A Table And Chairs To Make A Conference Room Inviting And Efficient

A 2005 Microsoft Corp. survey of personal office productivity found that people spend an average of 5.6 hours each week in meetings. That meeting time may be spent in a well designed, comfortable conference space. Or it can be in … Continue reading

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New Program At Thunderbird Aims To Help Students And Employees Succeed Post-Recession

Lately, the national and international media have been reporting that the economy is recovering. The chatter is that many of the key indicators (other than unemployment) are starting to predict that we may be just a quarter or two from … Continue reading

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