Chandler Chamber CONNECT Magazine | July 2023

Terri Kimble PRESIDENT/CEO Terri@ChandlerChamber.com

Angie Poirier DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS angie@chandlerchamber.com

Lauren Knutson BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AREA MANAGER lauren@chandlerchamber.com

Mike Brown BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AREA MANAGER mike@chandlerchamber.com

Veronica Nazario Hablo Español BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AREA MANAGER veronica@chandlerchamber.com

Susan Brinegar BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AREA MANAGER susan@chandlerchamber.com

Katrina Ward Hablo Español SPECIAL EVENTS & MARKETING COORDINATOR katrina@chandlerchamber.com

Khalil Griffin GRAPHIC ARTS INTERN khalil@chandlerchamber.com

Kristi Clark OFFICE COORDINATOR kristi@chandlerchamber.com

PRESIDENT UPDATE | CEO Terri Kimble

What Does the Chandler Chamber of Commerce Do?

The Chandler Chamber has become a recognized source for business throughout the State of Arizona as the second largest Chamber in the state and growing. Our goal is to serve as an influential voice and power that stands for the wellbeing of the local business environment. This includes helping to promote local businesses and improve their growth. From regular networking and volunteer events to promotion and marketing packages, your membership will gain you access to opportunities to make connections, meet potential new clients, and gain exposure for your brand. The Chandler Chamber is actively advocating for all of our businesses, whether it be permitting, signage, office space or policy.

Why Should You Join the Chandler Chamber?

The best way to spread the word about your business is by making connections. Whether you’re new to the local community or a veteran company that has been around for decades, your reputation grows as you engage in other influential entities within your community.

Contact Us for More Information

MIXERS

Join us in person to promote your business to fellow Chamber members. Pre-registration is required.

This is a great opportunity to grow your business. Meet, connect, and network with other members. Be prepared to give a 30 second commercial about your business. Hear from our event sponsor, Dr. Harold Wong – Tax Advisor – Financial Educator. Learn more about the featured non-profit: East Valley Dream Center. Please bring a door prize to give away.

Wednesday July 12, 2023 8 AM – 9 AM

West Alley BBQ

111 W. Boston St. Chandler, AZ 85225

REGISTER HERE

Sponsor:

Wake Up Chandler Business After Business

Power up your networking at Business After Business!

Current, active, registered Chamber members are eligible for the Chamber Cash Pot now at $4,100! You must be present to win. Please bring a door prizes to give away.

Thursday July 20 , 2023

4 PM – 5:30 PM

Thirsty Lion Gastropub & Grill 3077 W Frye Rd Chandler, AZ 85226

REGISTER HERE

Sponsors:

Board Chair Warde Nichols

Rick Heumann CMA

Summer slows us all down a bit in Arizona, which means the Chamber and its Board of Directors can take a little time to prep for the future. Here are just a few things the Chamber Board is talking about this month.

committee is diligently planning its next event, which will focus on making disabilities inclusion a priority. We are excited to welcome Judy Heumann, an internationally recognized disabilities advocate and leader in the disability community. Judy has been featured in the award-winning documentary “Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution”, TED talks, was one of Time’s 100 Women of the Year, and is a published author. Mark your calendars for July 26th, this

Our Diversity, Equity & Inclusion committee is diligently planning its next event, which will focus on making disabilities inclusion a priority. We are excited to welcome an esteemed panel of disabilities advocates and leaders in the disability community. Mark your calendars for July 25th, this is a panel you will not want to miss!

Chamber continues to be an advocate for the business community and all members it represents.

Finally, we are planning for one of our Signature events – the Chandler 100! The Chandler 100 event has traditionally been one of our most well-attended programs as it honors Chandler’s largest employers. Keep an eye out for more information on this event to come.

While it’s hard to believe we are at the halfway mark for 2023, we are already planning for the future and how committees and Chamber staff can work more efficiently to create great results for business. The Chandler Chamber continues to be an advocate for the business community and all members it represents.

Finally, we are planning for one of our Signature events – the Chandler 100! The Chandler 100 event has traditionally been one of our most well-attended programs as it honors Chandler’s largest employers. Keep an eye out for more information on this event to come.

CHAMBER NON-PROFITSPOTLIGHT

East Valley

Dream Center

Si Se Puede Foundation strengthens communities

The East Valley Dream Center exists to eradicate poverty through community outreach and free acts of service. A few of the programs that EVDC offers include:

The non profit Si Se Puede Foundation is widely recognized as a bridge builder and leader in providing community programs that improve the quality of life and strengthen communities, families and children.

MyBlock is door to door visits in the community to get to know and grow with the families. They want find out any needs the families may have.

We aim to provide students with opportunities to excel and access experiences in their community beyond what the average school system provides or has the resources for.

MySport is where kids can build community and sport skills. With the help of their coaches, children who participate will receive hands-on training, knowledge in organized sports, a hot meal, and connections to other resources.

MyMoney is a program that helps families and individuals create a budget and learn how to save money to change their financial mindset.

Students have the chance connect with learn from mentors in the community, operate world-class machinery, and connect with our experienced leadership team of active STEM professionals.

MyFriends provides a safe space for the youth in the community along with mentorship. Through MyFriends invests time and resources into their young people, following up on their grades, attending special events and being a true friend that helps them find their potential.

There’s an opportunity to compete and succeed in competitions and challenges. Our teams have gone on to do some amazing things and you can be part of that tradition.

All of these programs are possible due to the generous giving of their volunteers. The EVDC offers several opportunities to volunteer throughout the week.

Economic Update Luncheon REGISTER NOW!

Thursday, August 24 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

SoHo63

63 E Boston St.

Chandler AZ 85225

Event Sponsors:

Meet the Chamber Team Kristi Clark

Kristi is originally from Philadelphia and a selfproclaimed cheesesteak connoisseur, Kristi has lived in Chandler since 2007. Kristi has a degree is in Criminal Justice and is a Certified Fraud Examiner who worked in banking for nearly 15 years. Kristi has a 13 year old son who mistakenly calls her ‘bruh’ more often than not. This beach bum heart of hers is rooted in the desert therefore she is always planning and looking forward to her next beach trip. Kristi is excited to see what Chandler has in store for her next!

FINDING STRENGTH WITHIN

A Luncheon on Mental Health in the Workplace and Beyond

Harness resilience, and find strength within! Join us for an engaging and interactive session as we uncover the secrets to mental wellness in the business world. Gain insight from our engaging speakers about ways to make a positive mental health impact in your life and at your organization. Plus, discover resources that can help you or someone you know in a mental health challenge. It’s time to level up your mental game and unlock your true potential as a business professional. Organized by the Chandler Chamber of Commerce Women in Leadership Committee.

REGISTER

Featuring: Tara Cosentino

Health Advancement Specialist,

Community & Health Advancement Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona

Tuesday, July 18 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

SoHo 63 E Boston Chandler, AZ 85225

Save the Dates:

August 15th

September 19th

October 17th

November 21st

December 12th

Dr. Christine Bracamonte Wiggs Staff Vice President, Community & Health Advancement

President & Board Chair Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona

Sponsored By:

The Journey of Microchip’s Radical Transformation

A Chandler 100 Company

By:

Microchip Technology went from a failing company losing $10 million a year to one of the most successful semiconductor suppliers in the world gaining a global revenue of over $8 billion a year. The leader behind this transformation? Steve Sanghi, Executive Chair of Microchip.

He shares his journey of transforming Microchip into a semiconductor juggernaut, a top 10 Chandler 100 company with headquarters in Chandler, AZ, in his latest book, “Up and to the Right”.

When Sanghi was named the President of Microchip in 1990, the company was losing millions of dollars and he knew something needed to change. With his executive team, they developed the aggregate system with a goal to “redesign the enterprise in which all of the resources, strategies, goals, actions, and employees work in unison¨. Microchip began to make a profit.

Fast forward to the economic recession of

2008, the semiconductor industry plummeted but Sanghi and his team came up with a strategy to stay open and avoid layoffs. Sanghi recalled that although employees worldwide received a 10% pay cut, employees stayed loyal to Microchip. When the economy came back, Microchip was one of a handful of semiconductor companies still running -- the following year, they grew 57%.

Although Microchip was financially doing well, it was at a skill disadvantage. The company wanted to scale up to its competitors and manufacture a variety of computer parts. Over the next 13 years, Sanghi led the company through 20 successful acquisitions. Not only did Microchip grow its revenue, but they increased its capabilities.

Sanghi said acquisitions were very difficult because they would acquire employees that were marching to different values, skills, and goals. His leadership team set goals with every acquisition and used the aggregate system as

Katrina Ward, Marketing & Special Events Coordinator, Chandler Chamber of Commerce

Terri Kimble, President & CEO of the Chandler Chamber of Commerce, conducted an interview with Steve Sanghi, Executive Chair of Microchip Technologies.

a method to encourage new employees to work in unison. He developed a company culture of success, confidence, loyalty, and innovation and in return, employees believed in the company and so did the rest of the world. Sanghi took Microchip from the jaws of bankruptcy to becoming the most respected, profitable and meaningful semiconductor company in the world.

He hopes ¨the youth learn to look up to scientists, engineers and inventors as heroes of society¨ through robotics. Microchip sponsors youth robotics competitions organized by AZFirst, a 501(C) foundation, to show students the value of science, math, and engineering. Students develop real life skills while solving practical problems in an intense and competitive environment. People will say the competition is about students building robots, but Sanghi argues ¨its robots who build the students ¨.

Fiscal Year (FY) 2023-24 Budget

By: Mayor Kevin Hartke, City of Chandler

Last month, the City Council passed the Fiscal Year (FY) 23-24 budget. As I reflect on the almost year-long process, here are a few things that make me particularly proud about this budget.

Let’s start with a few notable budget items that benefit every single Chandler resident and business. This budget maintains all existing City service levels while also enhancing programs that are tied to our Strategic Framework. It also lowers property tax rates for the 8th year in a row and pays off the City’s Public Safety Personnel Retirement System (PSPRS). And all of this happens as we continue to maintain the lowest annual cost of services across the entire Valley.

This budget helps grow our business and workforce community as well. The City Council has approved an IGA to implement the Chandler Endeavors entrepreneurship program, which connects aspiring entrepreneurs to resources. Additionally, City staff will soon initiate a workforce development pilot program to connect Chandler’s employers with talent, educational partners and resources.

Overall, the budget increases 22.5%, with around 43% dedicated to Capital Improvement Projects, many of those focused on aging infrastructure. The budget adds funding for police, fire and park maintenance projects.

The thoughtful, fiscally responsible approach of this budget takes into account inflationary impacts on operational costs. It also invests in personnel to attract and retain the very best employees to ensure we continue to provide the highest level of service possible.

I am confident that this budget makes us a stronger city for our residents and for the business community. It will also help ensure that Chandler remains as attractive as ever for businesses that are considering a move to Chandler. I’m grateful to my fellow councilmembers and all of the staff members who helped bring it to fruition.

Steve Sanghi (Left) and Terri Kimble (Right)

June

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5712 W Encinas Lane

Phoenix, AZ 85043 (623) 565-6512

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Bautista Kajukenbo MMA

950 E Pecos Rd. Suite 4 Chandler, AZ 85225 (480) 737-1104

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Darling Local 1424 N Hamilton Pl Chandler, AZ 85225 (480) 466-8243

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East Valley Dream Center 900 E. Pecos Rd Suite #8 Chandler, AZ 85225 (480) 761-7260

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Lucrative Trends LLC

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Manatu Melie LLC 2777 S Arizona Ave Chandler, AZ 85225 (801) 657-9031

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Prime IV Hydration & Wellness

1900 W. Germann Rd Chandler, AZ 85286 (801) 440-6253

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Republic Finance

1880 S. Alma School Rd

Chandler, AZ 85249 (602) 740-1504

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Sidi Health Coaching

2692 E. Zion Way

Chandler, AZ 85249 (4800 720-3501

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Sites USA

4005 West Chandler Boulevard Chandler, AZ 85226 (480) 491-1112

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The Trophy Bar

2551 W Queen Creek Rd Chandler, AZ 85248 (480) 590-2233

Tom Speaks Realtor (602) 418-8045

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Withey Morris Baugh, PLC

2525 E. Arizona Biltmore Cir Phoenix, AZ 85016 (602) 230-0600

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Grand Canyon University 3300 W. Camelback Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85017 (602) 639-6247

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Nomadic Cowgirl

9023 E Fairway Blvd Sun Lakes, AZ 85248 (480) 399-8590

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Impact Leadership Development, LLC (602) 451-3992

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Red Hog Media

1233 Azure Sea Ln Gilbert, AZ 85234 (208) 870-2334

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NYPD Pizza 2580 W Chandler Blvd Suite 1 Chandler, AZ 85224 (480) 722-0898

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Canyon Cleaning & Services, LLC 4058 E Orion St Gilbert, AZ 85234 (480) 455-7353

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Roosters Men’s Grooming Center (480) 590-3469

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Chandler First Baptist 3405 S Arizona Ave

Chandler, AZ 85248 480-963-3439

http://www.fbc.net

Member for 30 Years

AVID Consulting, LLC 124 N. California Street Suite 36 Chandler, AZ 85225 (480) 395-0570

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Member for 3 Years

Chompie’s - Arizona’s New York Deli 14201 N 87th St D-145

Scottsdale, AZ 85260 (602) 773-7305

http://www.chompies.com

Member for 13 Years

Feed the Children

3475 S. McQueen Blvd.

Chandler, AZ 85286 (602) 600-6242

http://feedthechildren.org

Member for 2 Years

Lone Tree Golf Club

6262 S Mountain Blvd

Chandler, AZ 85249

480-219-0830

http://www.lonetreegolf18.com

Member for 23 Years

Rudy’s West Country Store & Bar-B-Q

7300 W Chandler Blvd

Chandler, AZ 85226

480-874-6440

http://www.rudys.com

Member for 11 Years

TruWest Credit Union

1990 W Elliot Rd

Chandler, AZ 85224 (480) 857-4501

http://www.truwest.org

Member for 20 Years

ACP Painting LLC

20987 N. John Wayne Pkwy Suite B104

Maricopa , AZ 85139 (480) 785-6323 X 3

https://www.acppaintingllc.com

Member for 3 Years

Always Best Care Senior Services

1820 E Ray Rd Chandler, AZ 85225 (480) 656-8393

https://www.alwaysbestcare.com/ az/chandler/

Member for 3 Years

AZ Oasis Pools

116 N Roosevelt Ave, Ste 135

Chandler, AZ 85226 (480) 694-1158

http://azoasispools.com

Member for 8 Years

Toyota Financial Services

Chandler, AZ 85286 (800) 874-8822

http://www.toyotafinancial.com

Member for 21 Years

Chandler Air Service, Inc.

1675 E Ryan Rd

Chandler, AZ 85286

480-963-6420

http://www.aerobatics.com

Member for 11 Years

Element Chandler Fashion Center

44 S Chandler Village Dr North Chandler, AZ 85226 (480) 553-7277

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Member for 7 Years

Summit at San Marcos

445 W Chandler Blvd

Chandler, AZ 85225 (480) 351-3430

https://www.summitatsanmarcos. com/

Member for 5 Years

Whataburger - West Chandler

300 Concord Plaza Dr San Antonio, TX 78216 (480) 940-3707

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Member for 1 Years

GoDaddy Global Technology Center

2155 E GoDaddy Way

Tempe, AZ 85284 (480) 505-8877

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Member for 5 Years

Semper Fi Heating and Cooling (480) 616-3636

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Member for 1 Years

Christian BrothersOcotillo

290 E Ocotillo Rd

Chandler, AZ 85249 (480) 634-1443

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Member for 8 Years

Surface Experts

2400 N Arizona Ave # 2022 Chandler, AZ 85225 (480) 790-9000

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Member for 1 Years

GOGO Charters Phoenix

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Member for 5 Years

National Charter Bus

Phoenix 6213 W Palm Ln

Phoenix, AZ 85035 (480) 626-4711

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Member for 5 Years

Pregnancy Care Center of Chandler

590 N Alma School Rd, Ste 20 Chandler, AZ 85224 (480) 374-2994

http://www.pccchandler.com

Member for 9 Years

MEMBERS RENEWALS

Continued Arizona Bank & Trust

2036 E Camelback Rd

Phoenix, AZ 85016 (480) 844-4508

http://www.arizbank.com

Member for 7 Years

FIDELITONE

6920 W Allison Rd

CHANDLER, Arizona 85226 (480) 291-1813

http://www.fidelitone.com

Member for 2 Years

Chandler Law Enforcement Association (CLEA)

PO Box 238

Chandler, AZ 85244 (480) 220-0883

http://www.cpdclea.com

Member for 2 Years

The Ocotillo Community Association

3930 S Alma School Rd, Ste 10 Chandler, AZ 85248

480-704-2900

http://www.oca-az.com

Member for 19 Years

Arizona Central Credit Union

2020 N Central Avenue #300

Phoenix, AZ 85004

602-264-6421

http://www.azcentralcu.org

Member for 9 Years

East Valley Healing LLC

2450 S Arizona Ave Ste 1

Chandler, AZ 85286

(480) 205-9410

http://www.kerriwade.com

Member for 5 Years

Cameron Hull Productions

21607 S 226th Pl

Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 284-1298

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Member for 2 Years

Tower Storage

Chandler, AZ 85248 (480) 418-9955

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Member for 6 Years

Edward Jones - Jake Faust

1065 W Queen Creek Rd Ste 1 Chandler, AZ 85248 (480) 763-5756

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Member for 1 Years

Dignity Health East Valley Rehabilitation Hospital

1515 W Chandler Blvd

Chandler, AZ 85224 (602) 594-5407

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Member for 7 Years

Benjamin F. Edwards & Co.

2745 S Alma School Rd, Ste 4 Chandler, AZ 85286 (480) 566-6422

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Member for 6 Years

Bonded Logic Inc.

24053 S Arizona Ave, #151

Chandler, AZ 85248

480-812-9114 x122

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Member for 9 Years

DC Steakhouse

180 S Arizona Ave Ste 106

Chandler, AZ 85225

480-899-4400

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Member for 6 Years

Kelly Services

(480) 398-5217

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Member for 1 Years

Pride Group

PO Box 11100

Chandler, AZ 85248

480-663-3911

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Member for 10 Years

San Tan Memorial Gardens at Schnepf Farms

22425 E Cloud Rd

Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480) 987-2488

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Member for 6 Years

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1360 S Camellia Ct

Chandler, AZ 85286 (602) 837-5157

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Member for 3 Years

City of ChandlerEconomic Development

PO Box 4008, MS 603

Chandler, AZ 85244 (480) 782-3035

http://www.chandleraz.gov/ed

Member for 25 Years

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9393 N 90th St., Ste 102-262

Scottsdale, AZ 85258

http://www.2remain1.org

Member for 2 Years

Small Businesses Drive the Economy

Simply put, small businesses fuel the American economy. They are a vital component of our economic ecosystem as they employ almost half of our country’s workforce.

According the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Small Business Center, here are some statistics:

• 99.9% of the businesses in the U.S. are small businesses, that is 33.2 Million Small Businesses

• Small Businesses account for roughly 40% of the U.S.’s gross domestic output (GDP)

• In 2014, small businesses generated $5.9 trillion where as large businesses generate $7.7 trillion to the national GDP

• 1 in 5 small business owners are owned by racial minorities, with Hispanics making up a large portion of that number

• Maricopa County received 115,670 new business applications in 2022

Learn | Grow | Succeed

Join us and discover what resources are available for you and your company to to take your business to the next level. Learn how to make the most of your Chamber membership.

We encourage you to bring business cards and brochures to share and to network with other members.

Thursday, July 27 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM

ASU Innovation Center

249 E. Chicago Street Chandler, AZ 85225

Coffee Sponsor:

Data from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce

SUMMER INTERNS AT THE CHAMBER

Jamara McGarry

Born and raised in Chicago, Jamara coordinated STEM programs for two Union League Boys & Girls Club locations. After earning an Associates in Economics, she moved to Arizona to study Public Policy. In addition to advocating for community building, Jamara is always willing to lend a helping hand. She enjoys going to opening nights and movie nights in her spare time. As the youngest of six siblings, she looks up to her older siblings, all of whom have accomplished success in their respective career paths, and they offer her a great deal of guidance and wisdom.

Lily Spafford

Lily is thrilled to work with the Chandler Chamber Special Events and Marketing team. Currently, Lily is pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies at Arizona State University with a focus on Organizational Leadership and Communication. Designing and being creative are some of her favorite things to do. Walking around downtown with her friends, playing with her dog, and hiking are some of her hobbies. Running, snowboarding, and rollerskating are few other activities Lily enjoys. You’ll usually find her first in line for roller coasters and other fun activities since she loves high adrenaline activities!

Lorelei Mauldin

Lorelei is an intern with the Chandler Chamber’s Special Events and Marketing department. In addition to earning a bachelor’s degree in business management, she is also obtaining a professional sales certificate emphasizing in marketing. In her free time, she keeps herself physically and mentally busy. Reading thrillers and suspense novels keeps her on the edge of her seat. Sports has always been a part of her life. Lorelei’s favorite thing to do is stay active. As a kid, she played competitive soccer and now is a CrossFit athlete. As a result of athletics, shes always striving to improve. In both her personal and professional life, this leads Lorelei to explore new areas. Her passion is learning and discovering more about herself and the world around her through new experiences and challenges.

CCCF LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE Life and Leisure Day

The Chandler Chamber Community Foundation Leadership Institute Class 39 completed another successful issue day! June’s issue day highlighted Life & Leisure within the Chandler area. The focus on this issue day was to become familiar with multiple leisure opportunities right here within Chandler.

The class had the opportunity to tour and battle for the win at Game Show Battle Rooms. They also received tours at the following amazing establishments: Tumbleweed Recreation Center, Chandler Community Center, Chandler Center for the Arts, and San Tan Brewery. Class 39 also learned about how life and leisure play a large role in Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion through their monthly DE&I training.

SPONSORS:

Redefining Ability

Challenging Ableism and Embracing Inclusion

“Redefining Ability”, organized by the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee, aims to provide a platform for participants to explore and challenge ableism while promoting a culture of inclusivity.

This engaging and interactive workshop with guest panelists seeks to redefine the concept of ability, break down societal barriers, tackle bias, microaggressions, discrimination and foster an understanding of the diverse range of abilities present in our communities.

Tuesday, July 25, 2023

8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

ASU Innovation Center

249 E Boston St. Chandler, AZ 85225

Mark Your Calendars for Future DE&I Events:

September 26th : Hispanic Heritage Month

December 5th: Faith Traditions Roundtable

Want to get more involved in the committee? Email info@chandlerchamber.com today!

Moderator:

- Crystal Blackwell, Crystal Clear Results, LLC

Featured Panelists:

- Dr. Adero Allison, Arizona State University

- Liz Evans, Arizona State University

- Amanda Steele, Arizona Advanced Therapy

- Merlisha Henderson, Toyota Financial Services

Event Sponsors:

July Is Disability Awareness Month! July Is Disability Awareness Month!

What is a disability? The definition that was contained in the Americans with Disabilities Act says that a person with disability is someone who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activity. According to the CDC there are six functional types of disabilities, and they are: mobility, cognition, independent living, hearing, vision, and self-care. Having a disability makes it difficult to complete daily tasks, but not all disabilities are the same. Some disabilities are constant, some disabilities can flare up, some disabilities can even go away. In the workplace visible and invisible disabilities as well as temporary disabilities should be met with support, and the willingness to be understanding of the effects of disability. One in

four adults in the United States (if not more) have some form of disability. When thinking of disability we must recognize the scope of disability which can include anxiety, depression, Crohn’s disease, arthritis, fibromyalgia, muscular dystrophy, autism, that’s just a short list, that list is just an example of disabilities that can be seen and cannot be seen.

Written by: Cody Newcomb

COFFEE, CONVERSATIONS, AND CONGRESS

Friday, August 11

8:00 AM – 9:30 AM

ASU Innovation Center

249 E Chicago St Chandler, AZ 85225

Wake up and seize the day at Coffee, Conversations, and Congress featuring Representative Greg Stanton! Join us for a morning of engaging discussions that will continue to foster our vibrant business community.

REGISTER HERE

SPONSORS:

Featuring: Representative Greg Stanton, U.S. House of Representatives

JULY CALENDAR OF EVENTS

■ July 12th

8:00 AM – 9:00 AM

Wake Up Chandler

West Alley BBQ

111 W. Boston St. Chandler, AZ 85225

Wake-Up Chandler is a great way to start off the morning by networking with other businesses. Bring your business cards and be prepared to give a 30 second commercial about your business. Enjoy the food and take advantage of the opportunity to promote your business. Door Prizes are Welcome! : Register here:

■ July 13th

4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Ribbon CuttingPrime IV Hydration & Wellness

1900 W Germann Rd Ste 15 Chandler, AZ 85286

Please join the Chandler Chamber of Commerce and Celebrate, Prime IV Hydration & Wellness.

Sponsored by Laser Creations

Click here for details:

■ July 18th

11:30 AM – 1:00 PM

Women In Leadership Luncheon

SoHo 63 63 E Boston

Chandler, AZ 85225

Finding Strength Within - A Luncheon on Mental Workplace and Beyond. Join us for an engaging session to level up your mental health game as a business professional. Register here:

■ July 19th

4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Ribbon Cutting Forefathers

Cheesesteaks-FriesSalads

1075 W Queen Creek Rd #1 Chandler, AZ 85248

Ribbon Cutting Forefathers

Cheesesteaks – Fries - Salads

Please join the Chandler chamber of Commerce and celebrate Forefathers Cheesesteaks-Fries-Salads. Sponsored by Laser Creations

Click here for details:

■ July 20th

4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Business After Business

Thirsty Lion Gastropub & Grill

3077 W Frye Rd Chandler, AZ 85226

Meet those connections you need to grow your business. Join us for Business After Business Sponsored by Signaroma - Chandler

The Chamber Pot Sponsor is Hayden & Hayden Agency.

Tonight’s Chamber Pot drawing is $4,100.00! Register Here:

■ July 25th

8:00 AM – 9:30 AM

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Roundtable

Redefining Ability: Challenging Ableism and Embracing Inclusion

This engaging and interactive workshop with guest panelists seeks to redefine the concept of ability, break down societal barriers, tackle bias, microaggressions, discrimination and foster an understanding of the diverse range of abilities present in our communities.

Register here:

■ July 27th

8:00 AM – 9:30 AM

Chamber 101

ASU Innovation Center

249 E. Chicago St.

Chandler, AZ 85225

Join us and learn about what programs and opportunities the chamber offers, meet our Chamber staff and be the first to meet our newest members.

We encourage you to bring business cards and brochures to share and to network with other members. Bring a door prize to promote your business. Register here:

■ July 27th

4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Ribbon CuttingEast Valley Dream Center

Please join the Chandler Chamber of Commerce for the ribbon cutting of the East Valley Dream Center

Sponsored by Laser Creations

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CUSD Graduates Win Seed Money for their Startup Company

5 entrepreneurs pitched their business idea at the Chandler Endeavor: Entrepreneurial Series for the chance to win seed money donated by the Chandler Chamber of Commerce Community Foundation. Congratulations BorroUp – the recipient of this funding! BorroUp is a peer-to-peer mobile adventure gear rental platform that is designed to take adventure gear people are not utilizing or don’t want to sell and creates a sustainable income opportunity. At the same time, they provide a way for people to save money by renting instead of buying items that are needed temporarily. With the funding from the Chandler Chamber Community Foundation, BorroUp will further develop and improve their mobile app. This will enable their clients to offer an even more affordable and accessible way for outdoor enthusiasts to rent adventure gear.

Fun fact, the founders of this startup are Chandler Unified School District graduates. The Chamber Foundation and Arizona State University are excited to support BorroUp through their entrepreneurial journey!

The Chandler Endeavor Entrepreneurial Series is a series hosted by the City of Chandler, Chandler Chamber of Commerce, and ASU’s J. Orin Edson Entrepreneurship + Innovation Institute. This engaging series helps local entrepreneurs of all stages and of all sizes to get access to the resources needed to grow. Stay tuned for future programming.

Is Your Company Represented in Our Business Guide?

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Our Chandler Chamber Business and Relocation Guide represents over 175,000 employees and 1,700 members. This magazine features all things Chandler, business profiles, ad spaces, and the listing of all Chamber members. Read it online or email info@chandlerchamber.com or contact your business development representative to learn how you can pick up your physical copy of this year’s Business and Relocation Guide!

Warde Nichols ASU 2023 Board Chair

Jackson Armstrong Armstrong Hospitality

Dr. Cindy Banton AVID Consulting, LLC

Kelly Harris Air Products & Chemicals, Inc

Kurt Johansen Western State Bank

Dan Kush Consultant

Clark Landrum Waste Management of Arizona, Inc

Andrea Marconi Fennemore Craig, PC

Dr. Wendy Nance Chandler Unified School District

John Gibson Wells Fargo Bank

Monica Greenman Chandler Fashion Center

Ralph Guriglio Arizona Residential &Commercial Realty

Samantha Gulick Harrah’s Ak-Chin Casino & Hotel

Crystal Blackwell Crystal Clear Results, LLC

Hilen Cruz Salt River Project

Terri Kimble Chandler Chamber President/CEO

Robert Sinkule Yoga’s Arc Incoming Board Chair 2024

Rick Heumann CMA Immediate Past Board Chair

Joan Saba Saba’s Western Wear

Mike McClanahan St, Vincent de Paul Chandler Chamber Community Foundation Board Chair

Mayor Kevin Hartke City of Chandler

Mark Slyter Dignity Health Chandler Regional Medical Center

Seth Tucker Price Mortgage, LLC

Chuck Wolf Caring Transitions

Russ Wood Woodrow Technology Solutions, LLC

Richard Amoroso Squire Patton Boggs Legal Counsel

David Ralls Commit Agency

Laura Robertson Banner Desert and Cardon Medical Center

Jerry Sanniec Laser Creations

Peter Sciacca di Sciacca Glassware & QuartHaus Brewstillery

Dunston Simpson Encompass Tek

Susan Perlman Dogtopia of South Chandler

Brian Peters Toyota Financial Services

Dr. Greg Peterson Chandler-Gilbert Community College

Sally Putnam Now Financial

Liz Shipley Intel Corporation

SAVE THE DATE!!!

Tipsy Egg in Downtown Chandler was named one of the 10 best brunch restaurants in Phoenix by the Phoenix New Times! Congratulations!

Tipsy Egg presents a menu anything but typical. Some of their menu highlights include fluffy and decadent pancakes, perfectly wrapped burritos, gooey, cheesy potatoes, and mom’s pot roast eggs benedict. You can order a bloody mary, mimosa, or for some extra caffeine, a nitro cold brew on tap. According to the Phoenix New Times, “misters, music, and mimosas are the vibe”. Plus, your furry friend can enjoy brunch with you on their dog-friendly patio. If you are looking for a brunch spot, Tipsy Egg is the place to go!

Congratulations Porsche Chandler on celebrating 75 years!

BoTs are Here to Serve You

At Porsche Chandler, their dedicated sales team has years of experience working with luxury and performance enthusiasts across the Chandler, AZ, area, and their goal is to facilitate a smooth, transparent shopping experience for all our clients. Check out their new models, used vehicles, and service options!

Pringle Robotics’ dynamic duo, Lou and Eleanor, wowed attendees at a recent fundraising event by serving exclusive beer cans and bottles of water to guests. The BoTs hold beverages on the back and as they roll around, guests can grab a beverage off the back. On the front of the robots, is a digital display that can be customized. These robot assistances are all autonomous! Pringle Robotics is a company on a mission to elevate people-focused industries for the benefit of all. They develop service robots that help people work smarter, faster, and with less stress so they, in turn, can better deliver the high-value customer care that matters most.

The Translation Team Celebrates in Chandler and Beyond

As The Translation Team approached another anniversary this spring, Founder and Director Micaela Novas gathered her team in her native Argentina for their first TTT Summit. There was time for fun and team-building as they commemorated nine years of translation excellence. The translation company works across industries, from big and small business to marketing organizations and school districts nationwide. Based on the expertise of its vetted translators, they are able to provide English-to-Spanish translations that are not just accurate but culturally relevant. Proud to be among Chandler’s certified woman- and minority-owned businesses, The Translation Team continues its growth trajectory—thanks to its longstanding clients, strategic business expansion, and of course new referrals through fellow Chamber members.

City of Chandler Honored with 2 Awards

• The City of Chandler was named Best City for Business by the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The city was nominated by the Chamber’s Executive Committee members due to Chandler’s businessfriendly climate and processes. Chandler’s regulatory and tax climate make it easy and attractive for businesses to relocate and expand.

• Livability announced Chandler as one of the Top 100 Best Places to live in the U.S. The city ranks highest in economy, transportation and amenities. Livability brags that Chandler is a great place for retirees, families, and young professionals because of the thriving restaurant and nightlight scene as well as dozens of annual events.

Photo Courtesy City of Chandler

Economic Impact of the Mall

The Chandler Fashion Center the second largest mall in the Phoenix Metropolitan area the center provides an abundance of restaurants, shopping and entertainment to choose from, plus, provides a great economic impact on the City of Chandler. The Chandler Fashion Center is important in creating jobs and contributing to the local revenue. The economic impact of the mall continues to grow as they continue to change and innovate. The newest growth coming to the mall is the arrival of Scheels! A sporting goods store coupled with entertainment brings a new level of shopping featuring a 45-foot–high Ferris Wheel, a 16,000 gallon aquarium full of fish, and 75 specialty shops to fulfill a variety of interests including outdoor equipment, home décor and fashion. They are hiring for 500 plus, part-time and full-time jobs, attracting employees from all over the country. Scheels will attract visitors from all over who will contribute to the economic success of the mall and the City of Chandler.

The Brickyard Downtown Unveils Exciting New Brunch Menu

It’s bunch o’clock at The Brickyard Downtown! They are now serving brunch on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am to 2 pm. How exciting! Enjoy some of their mouthwatering dishes including short ribs & eggs benedict, pain perdu, burrata, chorizo potatoes, an English breakfast, and salmon poke. You can finish off your brunch with a sweet treat like gooey churros, a tart strawberry rhubarb cobbler, or a decadent chocolate swiss roll.

You can elevate your weekend mornings at The Brickyard Downtown Chandler and eat local!

The Chandler Fashion Center continues to thrive as the center of the community where people shop, explore, and connect while contributing to the success of our city.

Congratulations California Pool and Landscape On Celebrating 35 Years!

They are family-owned and operated and were founded on the belief that pool building should be a great experience. They are devoted to helping people create the outdoor space of their dreams. California Pools has grown from a small pool company to Arizona’s premier outdoor living builder. In 35 years, they have built over 35,000 pools.

“The vision we set out with, and the heart that we put into this business isn’t a bit different today than it was when we started—there’s just a bit more of it”, stated Mike Smith, Co-founder and Vice President of California Pool and Landscape.

Terri Kimble, President & CEO, Chandler Chamber of Commerce, said, “as a top Chandler 100 stakeholder business, they lead by example in our community. Their innovative designs and quality pool/outdoor construction have transformed outdoor living spaces for many families in Chandler.”

Chamber Board Member Named One of The Most Influential Business Women In Arizona 2023

Az Business named Andrea Marconi with Fennemore and a Chandler Chamber board member as well as a Women in Leadership Committee member, is recognized as one of the most influential business women of 2023. There were over 1,900 women under consideration for this honorable recognition. Andrea and other honorees will be recognized at a dinner in August.

“Congratulations Andrea, on receiving this recognition. It is well deserved and we appreciate all that you do for the Chamber and our community” –Terri Kimble, President & CEO, Chandler Chamber of Commerce.

Navigating the Waves: Artificial Intelligence and its Cascading Impact on Industry Workforce

By: Gabriela Rosu, Chandler Gilbert Community College Chandler Chamber Education & Workforce Committee Member

The arrival of artificial intelligence has been nothing short of a tidal wave, touching shores across various industries. As artificial intelligence applications proliferate, understanding their impact on the workforce is paramount. The wave carries both bounty and turbulence; it is vital to steer the ship adeptly to harvest the rewards.

Artificial intelligence is a double-edged

sword that has primarily acted as a catalyst for enhancing productivity. Repetitive tasks, which used to be time-consuming, are now executed efficiently by artificial intelligence systems. These tasks allow employees to focus on tasks requiring human ingenuity. However, there’s a flip side; automation has led to job displacement, especially in roles involving routine tasks.

Artificial intelligence isn’t just about robots and algorithms but also a harbinger of new opportunities. The demand for artificial intelligence specialists, data analysts, and other tech-savvy roles has surged. Employees are in a dynamic ecosystem where adaptability and continual learning have become quintessential.

Navigating the change in the workforce requires a smooth sail; having a trained crew is imperative. Employers must invest in re-skilling programs, ensuring employees enhance their skills in the waves of artificial intelligence. The governments, on the other hand, should bolster this transition with policies that protect the workforce and incentivize learning.

Another aspect that deserves attention is ethical navigation. Artificial intelligence systems must be free of biases, and data privacy must be upheld.

Artificial intelligence is similar to a tidal wave that is revolutionizing industries. The transformation it brings is double-edged, with promises and challenges for the workforce. The focus should be on capitalizing on enhanced productivity, fostering an adaptable workforce through re-skilling, and ensuring ethical implementation. By navigating this artificial intelligence wave adeptly, industries can provide an open-handed catch for all involved. In doing so, the human workforce can coexist and thrive in this new artificial intelligence-dominated landscape.

Photos from Chandler Gilbert Community College’s Artificial Intelligence Program.

June RIBBON CUTTINGS

Concierge 4

2551 W Queen Creek Rd. Unit 4

Queen Creek, AZ. 85248 (Trophy Bar) (480) 435-7335

https://eastvalleyconcierge.com/

Concierge 4 B2B provides professional concierge services to other businesses that need more time to do what matters most.  They simply your busy life with the advantages of professional business to business (B2B) concierge services, at a fraction of the cost: placement services, human resource, travel & event management, and c-suite executive support.

Well Groomed Pets of Chandler

Chandler, AZ 85286 (480) 808-2002

https://wellgroomedpets.com/chandler-alma

Well Groomed Pets - Chandler is an AKC Safety

Certified pet grooming salon. Their Technicians receive specialized training to examine and document each pet for 50 unique wellness characteristics. They are changing the paradigm for dog grooming by partnering with you and sharing proactive information you can use to improve your pet’s wellness and share with your pet’s veterinarian.

D1 Training of Chandler

Chandler, AZ 85286

(480) 597-6797

http://d1training.com/chandler-az

D1 Training Chandler offers everything you need to crush your fitness goals. They are an athletic training facility that is changing the way people work out. They offer science-backed workouts that are designed to help people of all ages and experience levels. The days of stale, boring workouts are behind you when you join D1 Training.

Bashas’ Support Center

Chandler, AZ 85224

(480) 895-9350

https://www.bashas.com

The Bashas’s Support Center will provide support to retail stores and serve as the hub for operations and merchandising for Bashas’, Food City, AJ’s Fine Foods, Eddie’s Country Store and Bashas’ Diné grocery stores across Arizona and New Mexico.

B2B

1870 W. Germann Rd. STE #2

2915 S. Alma School Rd. STE #3

2650 W. Geronimo Place

4240 S. Arizona Ave.

Chandler, AZ 85248

(480) 883-9893

http://www.staples.com

Staples is helping business of all sizes be more productive, connected and Inspired!  Don’t just get the job done, get the job done right at Staples!  By expanding their product assortment and making shopping and saving easier than ever, we’re helping customers make more happen every day.

https://playatgila.com

Gila River Resorts & Casinos – Santan Mountain offers a bold departure from the typical casino. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide stunning views of the San Tan Mountains. Modern styling accentuates a gaming floor filled with the latest slots and tables. Their variety of dining and drink options offer something for everyone.

Chandler, AZ 85286

(480) 722-0764

http://www.staples.com

Staples is helping business of all sizes be more productive, connected and Inspired!  Don’t just get the job done, get the job done right at Staples!  By expanding their product assortment and making shopping and saving easier than ever, we’re helping customers make more happen every day.

Chandler, AZ 85248

http://www.taqueriafactory.com

Taqueria Factory, the dynamic franchise helmed by the Garfio Family, welcomes you to its second location offering authentic Mexican flavors in a vibrant atmosphere. Explore the diverse menu of delicious Mexican cuisine, and handcrafted drinks—made using high-quality, locally-sourced ingredients. The father-son duo has crafted the perfect fusion of traditional recipes and innovative twists to delight your taste buds.

Staples #1399

Gila River Resorts & Casinos Santan Mountain

Staples #1392

Taqueria Factory #2

7101 S. Gilbert Rd.

Chandler, AZ 85249

2840 E. Germann Rd.

1155 W. Ocotillo Rd. STE #1

https://bechtel.com

Bechtel is a trusted engineering, construction and project management partner to industry and government. They serve the energy, infrastructure, manufacturing & technology, mining & metals, and nuclear, security & environmental markets.

https://www.republicfinance.com/

Republic Finance offers personal loans directly! From bill consolidations, home improvements, vacations, medical bills, car repairs, or car buying, we offer refinancing of existing loans and other unplanned expenses.

(480) 725-8477

https://elliementalhealth.com/

Ellie Mental Health isn’t your average therapy clinic. They’ve created a comfy, judgment-free zone where you can be authentic, get real about where you’re at in your mental health, and receive the compassionate care you deserve. They strive to break down treatment barriers and provide you with customized counseling services that meet your therapy needs.

Internal Medicine-Chandler (dignityhealthorg)

This location of Dignity Health Internal Medicine Clinic offers in-person and virtual visits, immunications, point of care testing, and onsite, lab-draw services. They can provide treatment for: wellness, preventative health, women’s health, palliative care, chronic diseases, heart disease, hypertension, asthma, lung disease, sick visits, and minor injuries

Bechtel Chandler

Ellie Mental Health

Dignity Health Medical Group Internal Medicine

Republic Finance

3133 W. Frye Rd Suite 200

Chandler, AZ 85226

3377 S. Price Rd STE 105 Chandler, AZ 85248

1120 S Dobson Rd, Bldg B, Ste 225 Chandler, AZ 852886 (480) 728-5460

1880 S. Alma School Rd Chandler, AZ 85286 (602) 740-1504

UPCOMING JULY RIBBON CUTTINGS

July 13th

PRIME IV HYDRATION & WELLNESS

1900 W Germann Rd Ste 15

Chandler, AZ 85286

https://primeivhydration.com

July 19th

Forefathers Cheesesteaks-Fries-Salads

1075 W Queen Creek Rd #1 Chandler, AZ 85248

https://www.forefatherssteaks.com/

July 27th

East Valley Dream Center

900 E. Pecos Rd. Suite #8

Chandler, AZ 85225

https://eastvalleydreamcenter.org/

LEADS GROUP

Chandler Chamber leads groups are designed to stimulate business development in the community. The group offer a forum for members to build relationships with other members that will generate sales leads, educate potential customers about member businesses and expand networking opportunities.

This opportunity offers the ability to do business with people you know, like and trust. Email info@chandlerchamber.com for more information.

Wednesday Morning

Meets @Famous Dave’s

7:30 AM - 8:30 AM

Thursday Morning Meets @Rudy’s Country

Bar-B-Q

7:30 AM - 8:30 AM

Chandler Chamber Now Accepting Board of Director Applications

Wednesday Ocotillo Meets @Cadence Living Chandler

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Thursday Lunch Meets @Tipsy Egg

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

In accordance with the by-laws of the Chandler Chamber of Commerce, the Chamber is requesting nominations for consideration for the Chandler Chamber Board of Directors. The Board of Directors is the elected policy-making body of the Chamber whose members represent the business and professional leadership of the community. Board Members will serve a 3-year term of office. The future of the Chandler Chamber rests with the leadership selected in this process. Please take the time to consider and nominate the person(s) that you feel would best serve your Chamber and help keep the Chandler Chamber of Commerce a vital part of the ever-growing Chandler business community.

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Process Timeline:

Now – September 30, 2023

Accepting Board Applications

October Board interviews

October Nominating Committee Meets

November

Nominating Committee Recommendation to Board for Approval

December

New Board Orientation

January 2024

New Board takes office

Getting to Know the CHAMBER BOARD

Kelly served in the United States Marine Corps before opening her own construction Business sub-contracting for Lowes Home Improvement from 20012009. In 2010 Kelly was hired at Ascend Performance Material chemical company as an Operations Technician. After being with Ascend for 5.5 years, Kelly then went to Exxon Mobil where she also worked in operations for the next two years. Kelly joined the Air Products & Chemicals team in 2018. She has held several roles in management at different facilities in the southern states before relocating to Chandler in October 2022. Kelly has a BS degree in Computer Information Systems. Kelly’s hobbies are golf and fishing.

Monica is an Arizona native, and a first year graduate in her family. Monica attended Northern Arizona University where she obtained her Bachelor’s degree. In 2018, she received her Master’s in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix. Monica’s designations include LEED Green Associate, RPA, just to name a few. Monica specializes in Commercial Property Management, optimizing operations, & financials. She sits on the boards for Ozanam Manor, BOMA, Downtown Partnership and Herberger, as well as the Chandler Chamber of Commerce Board. Monica joined the Macerich team full time as the General Manager in April of 2023. She enjoys making the impossible jobs very possible.

Dr. Peterson serves as President of Chandler-Gilbert Community College. He has presented at the White House for both the President’s Domestic Policy Council and the U.S. Department of Education. He serves on governing boards for the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities, local boards, and the American Association of Community Colleges’ Commission on Workforce and Economic Development. He holds a doctorate from the University of Texas, a master’s from Portland State University, an MBA from Kaplan University, and a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University. Recently he was selected as part of the first cohort of the Aspen New President Fellowship and teaches graduatelevel courses for Kansas State University.

My success in creating strong customer relationships is a product of years of experience in marketing, communications and public relations in a variety of industries. I have a passion for building community awareness around underserved populations such as veteran’s with invisible disabilities, children awaiting adoption, and dogs who deserve the opportunity to learn how to be good canine citizens. I have used my skills and leadership opportunities to grow my business, help other businesses to grow and help the community around me.

Kelly Harris Air Products & Chemicals

Dr. Greg Peterson Chandler- Gilbert Community College

Susan Perlman Dogtopia Chandler

Monica Greenman Macerich Chandler Fasion Center

AMBASSADORS

Ambassador of the Month

Raised in AZ, Kathleen began selling homes in Central Phoenix, followed by a career as a mortgage lender in Scottsdale. Ultimately, she chose to follow her passion for selling homes here in the Greater Phoenix Area. To better serve clients, she has enhanced her skills through rigorous professional education, reflected by her membership in the AZ REALTORS® Master of Real Estate Society. Kathleen is an Associate Broker, holding numerous national designations and certifications listed at linkedin. com/in/kathleenbanisterazhomes/. She serves on several committees at the local REALTOR® association. All this to say, if you need a connection, please ask…there’s a good chance Kathleen can help!

Outstanding Ambassadors For the Month of June:

Kathleen Banister Mountain Sage Realty

Matthew Harding Bobby Q

Crystal King Arbonne International

Renee Richeson Signarama Chandler

Jennifer Murray First Tech Federal Credit Union