Cost Savings for Your Business Make It Easy to Be Green
Debates on the viability and benefits of solar power have been going on since the 1970s and, in that time, technological developments have increased efficiency and lowered costs. Solar panels have become ubiquitous now—we see them on parking lot canopies, peeking out from behind parapets on rooftops, and in full display on the side of […] Read More
Why Employees with Soft Skills Are in High Demand
Cutthroat employees make for cutthroat business. While it is sometimes good to be intense about work, being too intense can sometimes prove to be more trouble than it’s worth and affect both the quality of the work being done as well as the working environment itself. People with soft skills, on the other hand, are […] Read More
How to Save When You’re Just Starting Out
Your college and post-college years can be lean times when it comes to cash flow. Since you’re just jumping into the workforce, you might have a ways to go before you see the paychecks that you daydreamed about in class. But that doesn’t mean you have to spend your post-college years broke. With the following […] Read More
Owning It: How Hispanic Entrepreneurs Are Growing Arizona’s Economy
On a blistering hot June day in 2017, Maria Mazon surveyed the new home of Boca Tacos, the Mexican restaurant she opened in 2010. Mazon had only two weeks until the opening and there was still plenty of work to be done. “I ran out of money after buying the new building and had to replace […] Read MoreJun 15, 2018
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Gaslight Empire
Vantage West member Tony Terry Jr.—founder of the Gaslight Theatre and its family of sister companies—built an efficient operation designed for family fun. Here’s how he grew his business and why he still loves every second of it. Most people wouldn’t move to a remote Alaskan town to establish a live theater company. But Tony […] Read MoreApr 27, 2018
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Pain Institute of Southern Arizona: Business and Medicine
Dr. Eric Cornidez of the Pain Institute of Southern Arizona, a treatment center specializing in the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of pain, joined Karla on this week's Thrive Tucson. Read More
Carrillo Law Firm: Law In The Family
Michael Carrillo, co-owner of the Carrillo Law Firm, joined Karla on this week's Thrive Tucson to talk about the firm he started with his sister. Read More
Arizona Hatters: Keeping Arizonans Dapper Since 1935
Mark Contento, owner of Arizona Hatters, joined Karla on this week's Thrive Tucson to talk about the evolution of his storied company. Read More
5 Local Black Leaders Who Are Shaping the Future of Arizona: Kim Covington
Welcome back to our salute to some of Arizona’s black leaders who are creating positive change in the state and beyond. If you missed it, check out our last post about Arizona Informant Publisher Cloves Campbell Jr. Our final installment focuses on a figure you might know well. For 30 years, Kim Covington served as […] Read More
5 Local Black Leaders Who Are Shaping the Future of Arizona: Cloves Campbell Jr.
Welcome back to our salute to some of Arizona’s black leaders who are creating positive change in the state and beyond. If you missed it, check out our last post about former Maricopa Community College Chancellor Rufus Glasper. For this post, we’re going to pivot to a figure who plays an important role in the […] Read MoreOnline Banking
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