As an active outdoorsman and marathon runner, Dan Stellar, the Arizona State Director of The Nature Conservancy, started to notice stark similarities in principle between successfully moving forward in his nonprofit career and evolving as an endurance athlete. Watch our interview with him in this episode of Arizona Achievers.
Christina Spicer joined the Girl Scouts as a Brownie in second grade. As the new co-CEO of Girl ScoutsâArizona Cactus-Pine Council, she has a deeply personal connection to their cause. She shares how the organization helped her younger-self realize her dreams.
In this episode of Arizona Achievers, the Founder of Tiny Fox Creative, Amy Robinson tells how she started out as a “secret” employee in the corporate world for the Arizona Cardinal. Then, went on to (eventually) start and own a creative agency. â
Mila Valleâs passion for homelessness started while she was getting her master’s degree in Peru. She had heard about UMOMâs innovative ways of ending homelessness, and she always wanted to be a part of their team, so when she got the opportunity to join their team ten years ago she jumped at the chance and has worked her way up to the position of Chief Program Officer.
The founder of the only Black-owned business in Chandler Fashion Center explains how the Zion Institute is helping her turn her dreams into reality
Aaron Bare, bestselling author and facilitator, sits down with Black Chamber of Arizona President Robin Reed to discuss his new book “Exponential Theory, The Power of Thinking Big.” He explains how the book is a product of his career working with business leaders and entrepreneurs from around the world.
Aaron Bare, bestselling author and facilitator, sits down with Black Chamber of Arizona President Robin Reed to discuss his new book “Exponential Theory, The Power of Thinking Big.” He explains how the book is a product of his career working with business leaders and entrepreneurs from around the world.
After securing a significant amount of American Rescue Plan dollars, the Human Services Campus embarks on the difficult task of figuring out how to spend it
The first episode of 2023 dives into creating inclusive economies, teens and the great outdoors, a big boost to the effort to end homelessness, and reducing food waste at the Super Bowl and WM Open.
The challenges of ensuring a level playing field for small businesses and what success looks like when it happens.
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