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LIFESTYLE LETTER
MAY 2020 PUBLISHER
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You May Say I’m a Dreamer…. “IMAGINE ALL THE PEOPLE, LIVING FOR TODAY…IMAGINE ALL THE PEOPLE, LIVING LIFE IN PEACE... Imagine all the people sharing all the world…You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one...” People who know me tease that wherever I am, I always have music playing. I am kind of like a walking soundtrack. I find music to be a powerful tool. It can set any mood;
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joy, sadness, inspiration, strength, it can even trigger fond memories instantaneously. Lately my music choices are those that lift my spirits and bring me happiness. I’m choosing songs that remind me of all the things that I have to be grateful for. This is a choice I make every day. Now more than ever people need positivity and hope. As we face times that seem uncertain, it is comforting to find solace in your perspective. Music can help. I thought I would share with you a few of my favorite songs that bring a smile to my face every time I hear them.
CORPORATE TEAM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt CHIEF SALES OFFICER Matthew Perry CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DeLand Shore
We have been given the gift of time. I recommend you use it wisely. While you spend
ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor
this extra time at home, I encourage you to curl up with our feel-good stories of Paradise
OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson
Valley Lifestyle, and while you’re at it put on your favorite tunes. Allow yourself a moment of peace to enjoy and be grateful for this beautiful life we get to live. Gratitude is a gift!
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A few suggested songs for your listening enjoyment: All You Need is Love (The Beatles), One (U2), Imagine (John Lennon), What a Wonderful World (Louis Armstrong), Up&Up (Coldplay), Man in the Mirror (Michael Jackson), Over the Rainbow (Isreal Kamakawiowo’Ole), Better When I’m Dancin’ (Meghan Trainor), Good Vibrations (Beach Boys), Don’t Worry Be Happy (Bobby McFerrin), One Love (Bob Marley), Thank You (Led Zeppelin). ARIZONA | CALIFORNIA | COLORADO | CONNECTICUT | FLORIDA | GEORGIA
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INSIDE THE ISSUE MAY 2020
FEATURES 10 Kicking Up Her Heels Paradise Valley’s Joan Dominiqué creates her own path with her fashion house’s influential shoes
20 Inspiring Women Six Women Shaping the World
28 Jordan Rose The Powerhouse Woman Helping Change the World
34 Hand Sanitizer & Liquor To Go Blue Clover Distillery Quickly
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Open House
28 Local Limelight 34 Locally Owned 38 Food & Wine 40 Our Town
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GIVING BACK
Kicking Up Her Heels PARADISE VALLEY’S JOAN DOMINIQUÉ CREATES HER OWN PATH WITH HER FASHION HOUSE’S INFLUENTIAL SHOES ARTICLE GEORGANN YARA | PHOTOGRAPHY WHITNEY DINOTA
TO MOST, THEY’RE NAMES THAT GRACE CLOTHING LABELS IN HIGH-END WALK-IN CLOSETS. But for Paradise Valley native Joan Dominiqué, Alice + Olivia, Kenneth Cole, and Diane von
brand Joan Dominiqué (joandominique.com) runs a sleek online shop, in addition to her showroom at Pyramid on Central in Phoenix.
Furstenberg became names on her professional
Her ever-evolving collection flaunts more than a dozen
resume by the time she was barely old enough to
women’s and men’s head-turning designs. The women’s
legally be served a glass of champagne to toast
pieces are status symbols while the men’s line has its own
her success.
niche with conservative looks that push boundaries.
Today at 24, the designer of men’s and women’s
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shoes has celebrities and tastemakers flaunting her
want her to create their dream shoe. Her special touch
craveable runway-worthy kicks.
includes framed sketches of their shoes as gifts.
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“It’s a way to make it truly special,” she says. Dominiqué got her first real taste of the fashion industry at 15, working with Phoenix Fashion week. At 16, she landed a paid internship at Alice + Olivia in New York City. But it wasn’t the first time she realized this could be a career. In the second grade, she did a class project on fashion icon Donna Karan, who made an impact on the budding designer. “That was the first time I was exposed to the idea… I can be a fashion designer and people will wear my clothes? Wow!” she recalls. Fast-forward to her graduation from The School of Fashion at Parsons The New School, Donna Karan’s alma mater. She got job offers that promised a not shabby $40 an hour. Most would jump at this chance. But Dominiqué is not like most. She turned them down to pursue her dream of having a fashion house with her name on it. Taking those jobs could have been an irreversible detour. Her entrepreneur mother offered guidance and support needed to do the near unthinkable: Turn down a lucrative paycheck to chase her goal in a cutthroat industry. She admitted she was nervous. “Absolutely I was. But I’m going to take the path that most people don’t,” she says. “There were a lot of uncertainties, but it ended up being the best path.” She worked for designers in the U.S. and Europe before starting Maison Joan Dominiqué in 2018. This summer, she will unveil her limited edition series Rite—all-inclusive bridal shoe sets for couples slated for heterosexual or same-sex unions. These special order designs can be customized for each couple’s preferences. The tagline: “In celebration of all love.” “It’ll be something cool to shake up the shoe industry,” she says. Recently, Dominiqué participated in a project for G Road, a Phoenix nonprofit that works to improve the quality of afterschool programming. This is done through fostering relationships with professionals in the community who provide mentoring through sharing their respective careers with kids. Dominiqué had them create a character and sketch it out. She then designed a shoe for that character that’s sold on her website. “We had the most fun with these kids. Their imagination is so untapped and there’s no limit to it,” she says. What also gives her a boost is the feedback she receives from those she’s inspired from afar. “So many people tell me, ‘Thank you so much for your ambition. You getting out there and doing the work has gotten me to do X, Y, and Z.’ I cherish every one of those stories,” she says. “Thankfully it has that domino effect.” CityLifestyle.com/ParadiseValley
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OPEN HOUSE ARTICLE MICHELLE GLICKSMAN | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED
FROM LUXURY BUYERS TO INVESTORS TO FIRST-TIME BUYERS, CHERYL MALCOLM IS READY TO HELP
A Fo rc e i n R e a l Estate
CHERYL MALCOLM HAS BEEN A FORCE IN THE LOCAL REAL
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ESTATE MARKET SINCE 1995. “I am not your typical real estate agent,” says the realtor, broker, and director of the luxury division with TRU Realty. “I have found success by offering a concierge service to my clients; I’m more of a boutique agent providing white-glove service to everyone from luxury buyers to firsttime buyers, and commercial buyers and investors, too. I provide top services, starting with in-depth conversations gathering all the information needed to help my clients successfully prepare in the planning stages, throughout, and afterwards in maintaining their properties.” Malcolm’s roots in real estate run deep. She grew up in a family of real estate brokers and investors in Atherton, California, later moving to Arizona to attend the University of Arizona as a dual collegiate athlete. She realized she loved the Valley, and decided to stay. Fast-forward 25 years and Malcolm is sought-after in the luxury space, although she enjoys also helping first-time buyers. “I had a strong way in how I was taught to do business and how to treat clients,” she explains. “My ultimate goal is to make people happy. I’m very serious about what I do and very passionate about what I do.” She specializes in the Camelback corridor, central Phoenix corridor, Biltmore, Arcadia, and North Scottsdale zip codes—noting that she’s lived in them all as well, and so brings firsthand experience—though she also works with clients buying and selling homes, buildings, and property around the Valley and its surrounding areas. “I love helping people find what they want,” she says. “I love seeing people happy, and I love handing those keys or that contract to someone when it’s executed and seeing how happy they are, and I get excited knowing someone is going to make a house their home.” Malcolm can be reached at cheryllux@trurealty.com.
“I’M DEFINITELY VIEWED AS A NEGOTIATOR, AND I’M VERY GOOD WITH PEOPLE AS FAR AS FINDING OUT WHAT ’S THE BEST FIT FOR THEM. I TRY TO DIVERSIF Y THEIR PORTFOLIO IN THE RE AL ESTATE MARKE T.”
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UPWARD PROJECTS AND FOX RESTAURANT PROJECTS RESTAURANTS BAND TOGETHER TO HELP Multiple participating restaurants; multiple Valley locations UpwardProjects.com, FoxRC.com Two of Arizona’s largest restaurant groups teamed up with the goal of raising $500,000 in donations to support to hospitality workers who cannot work at this time due to the ban on in-restaurant dining from the COVID-19 crisis. Called #TakeOutForTeams, Upward Projects and Fox Restaurant Concepts (FRC) have committed to accepting donations for carryout and curbside orders. All donations from customers picking up carryout meals at these 40 combined restaurants statewide will be part of the funds benefiting #TakeOutForTeams. Plus, Fox Restaurant Concepts and Upward Projects have invited restaurants across Arizona to join them in supporting and implementing the program. “We usually have a very healthy competitive relationship, but today it’s important to team up with Upward Projects and our other local restaurant friends and encourage a movement to assist restaurant workers statewide, by raising funds with #TakeOutForTeams,” says FRC founder, Sam Fox. Restaurants that want to join this coalition should email community@upwardprojects.com. 16
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ZUZU AT HOTEL VALLEY HO
FERNANDO THE SLOTH
OFFERS TAKE-OUT, DELIVERY—
SAYS HELLO
AND AN EXTRA BOTTLE OF WINE
Phoenix Zoo, 455 N. Galvin Pkwy.
ZuZu at Hotel Valley Ho, 6850 E. Main St.
Cameo.com/fernandothesloth; PhoenixZoo.org
HotelValleyHo.com
In this time of social distancing, which has resulted in numer-
ZuZu is offering a new to-go menu featuring ZuZu favorites, and
ous postponed or cancelled events and celebrations such
a second bottle of wine is included when you purchase one. One
as weddings and graduations, the Phoenix Zoo is offering a
of the featured items is a new, family-style meal that serves four,
unique way to stay connected to your friends and family—via
and includes your choice of Bake at Home Bolognese, Blackened
its sloth, Fernando!
Petaluma Chicken, or Green Chili Pork Stew. There are also entrées, sandwiches, salads, kids’ meals, and desserts. Want to cook at home? They offer steaks ready to be grilled, and cookie dough to go.
As Fernando has become one of the Valley’s most famous residents, the Zoo felt that it only seemed natural to have Fernando join Cameo, a website where people can book personalized messages from their favorite celebrities. Currently
The to-go menu is offered from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. daily; place your order
$25 (pricing may vary), you can request a customized message
at 480.376.2600. Valet parking is complimentary for those heading to
from Fernando and his keeper. Messages will be recorded
ZuZu, and free delivery is offered within five miles (min. order required).
once per week, and then sent out to the appropriate person.
Plus, it’s chef-crafted food that helps a great cause—10% of the proceeds are donated to the Ronald McDonald House.
Although he lives life in the slow lane, Fernando is committed to using his fame to help raise needed funds for his home and fellow animal residents at the nonprofit Phoenix Zoo. And, this is just one of the many ways you can support the Zoo during its closure.
ENJOY WHITE GLOVE CURBSIDE SERVICE Steak 44, Ocean 44, Dominick’s Steakhouse 5101 N. 44th St.; 15169 N. Scottsdale Road; 4748 N. Goldwater Blvd.
zuzu at hotel valley ho
Steak44.com; Ocean44.com; DominicksSteakhouse.com In response to the pandemic, Steak 44, Ocean 44, and Dominick’s Steakhouse are open daily for white glove curbside service of their full
phoenix zoo
menus, as well as their complete wine lists, from noon-9 p.m. daily. “My family has been in the restaurant industry for more than 50 years and we have never experienced anything close to what our industry is going through right now. We just hope everyone will remain safe and follow protocols so we can all re-open our dining rooms soon,” says co-owner Jeff Mastro, who was recently nominated alongside his brother Mike Mastro for Outstanding Restaurateur of the Year by the James Beard Foundation. As well, Steak 44 partnered with the Rizzo Family Foundation in early April to deliver approximately 50 meals to doctors, nurses, and staff
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SHOP LOCAL EVO SCOTTSDALE MARKET 4175 N. Goldwater Blvd. EvoScottsdaleMarket.com Those who don’t want to head to the grocery store can shop at a local restaurant-turned-market, including EVO Scottsdale, which has transformed into EVO Scottsdale Market. The market now features a rotating list of daily essentials such as fresh vegetables and fruit, eggs, pasta sauce, and dried pasta. Some favorite EVO Scottsdale entrées are also available.
support local during the coronavirus— and after!
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DINE IN BY DINING OUT — Support local restaurants by ordering carry-out or delivery as often as you can.
BUY GIFT CARDS — Save them for later, give them to someone on the front lines, give them to a stranger and make their day. Keep the denomination low enough that extra money will be spent by the person using it (for
“I feel that we can use our ability to order
example, if you want to spend $40, get two
groceries, etc., from our vendors and get them
$20 gift cards and spread the love).
to our community. With that idea in mind, we created EVO Scottsdale Market,” says EVO owner Nick Neuman. “The items are starting off simple, but we are open to any other items to offer and can update our website with each new item we are adding.”
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and Saturdays. Orders must be received by 5 p.m. the day before for next-day pick-up, plus limited delivery is available.
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online, or call up the owner and let them know what you need. Pick it up curbside, via delivery, or have it shipped.
EVO Scottsdale Market pick-up is available between 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays,
SHOP LOCAL VIRTUALLY — Many small business have service and product listings
SKIP THE CHAINS AND BUY LOCAL — Coffee shops, wine stores, butchers, bakeries, flower shops, bookstores, hardware stores, etc.
TIP EXTRA GENEROUSLY, IF YOU CAN — Workers who rely on tips are getting much less than normal right now.
HELP MARKET THE BUSINESSES YOU LOVE — Share on social media specials, promotions, great service, all your favorites, why you love them. Leave good reviews.
DONATE
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FOR THE FUTURE — This is temporary and good luck getting an appointment for a haircut, massage, or your nails done when things start getting back to normal!
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ENROLL IN ONLINE CLASSES YOU NORMALLY TAKE OFFLINE
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MENDY HOFFMAN OWNER, VELOCITY STYLEBAR
At Velocity stylebar, the slogan is “Empower Yourself.” And that’s just what this blow dry and style bar aims to help women do. “Velocity stylebar is a place where you can relax, be spoiled, and let your hair down,” explains owner and Paradise Valley resident Mendy Hoffman. Hoffman launched the location in January of 2019. “I have a lot of hair,” she explains, smiling. “I had two memberships at blow dry bars prior to opening. I wanted to bring a local business into the community and empower other women.” Velocity stylebar, located at 4290 E. Indian School Road (VelocityStylebar.com), is “a blow dry bar with hairstylists who provide blowouts, braids, event styling, makeup, facials, and waxing,” Hoffman explains. “Velocity stylebar does not provide coloring or chemical services; however, we are available to provide all your hair styling necessities. We are a cruelty-free, vegan hair salon, so no testing on fur babies! We also supply services for special events like baby showers, that out-of-town flight, or your special day. Even if you do not have a special event, it is a terrific way to get that runway look and feel without the expense of spending hours in a salon.” Hoffman is at Velocity every day it is open. She manages the day-to-day operations, ordering, and payroll, as well as does blowouts and styling. Hoffman lives with her husband John, two step-sons, and a Yorkie pup, and has two sons of her own, as well as a granddaughter. When she’s not at Velocity she enjoys hiking, hunting, cooking, camping/ nature, and spending time with family and friends. She is also involved with various philanthropic efforts. “We are active with StreetlightUSA.org and donate to local schools for their fundraising/silent auctions, have held a fundraiser for U.S. Vets, and are involved in an upcoming event in the fall. I have also donated to multiple local causes,” she shares.
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Photo by Whitney DiNota
ARTICLE MICHELLE GLICKSMAN PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED
H O L LY W R I G H T INTERIOR DESIGNER, HOLLY WRIGHT DESIGN
Holly Wright’s fascination with design began at a young age. “I remember that I used to take the shoelaces out of my sneakers and lay them out on the floor of my bedroom to create floor plans for my dolls’ homes,” she says. “I also would rearrange my bedroom constantly because I would love the thrill of how I could use my room differently with each layout I would create, and it was so stimulating to me. I eventually learned that I can have a career in doing these same creations for others and pursued interior design.” Wright works with architects, builders, and artisans to assist clients in creating beautiful and functional environments that are uniquely tailored to suit each individual client and their lifestyle. “I am passionate about the creation of custom homes and I also specialize in the development and planning of hospitality and commercial interiors,” she adds. Wright, an Arizona native who launched her company Holly Wright Design (HollyWrightDesign.com) in 2017, truly enjoys what she does. “I love the diversity of interior design. I love that every client is different, every home is different, and that the industry is constantly evolving. Each day is different than the next and this keeps me inspired and allows me to create and develop new and innovative designs for my clients,” she shares. Wright lives with her husband, Eric, and their three dogs. She’s an animal lover, and focuses her charitable contributions to assist the local animal community, including the Arizona Animal Welfare League and the Arizona Humane Society. She also enjoys being active through exercise and outdoor activities, as well as cooking. As for the future of Holly Wright Design, “I’m just excited for what the future holds,” she says. “I look forward to new experiences and am ready to take on any challenges. I’m always up for personal growth and getting the opportunity to be a better version of myself every day.”
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INSPIRING WOMEN (CONTINUED)
ANN SINER AND TESS LOO OWNERS, MY SISTER’S CLOSET, MY SISTER’S ATTIC, WELL SUITED
It was 1991 when sisters Ann Siner, Tess Loo, and Jenny Siner opened their first store together, called My Sister’s Closet. “We founded My Sister’s Closet when we realized the resale stores in Arizona in 1991 were anything but nice,” Siner explains. “Our thought to open a store that looked like a new store with curated product would be a fresh new look for the entire resale industry.” They dreamed big, aiming to create a destination that looked like a new boutique, gave people a place to consign items, and offered some of the world’s top brands for well below retail prices. The concept and their first location proved to be wildly successful, and today, there are four stores around the Valley and two in California. “There are so many things I love about all our stores,” Loo says. “First are the people; the people we work with, our clients who consign, and the happy people who shop with us. Plus we get amazing, affordable, and quality product in.” With
the
success
of
My
Sister’s
Closet
(MySistersCloset.com), Siner and Loo branched out, launching My Sister’s Attic, a luxury home consignment destination, and Well Suited, a men’s consignment destination. Today, those two divisions have a total of eight locations. The sisters also keep busy giving back to the community. Their founded their own 501c3, My Sisters’ Charities, as well as opened a thrift store. “We’ve given millions of dollars to many nonprofits, including the Arizona Humane Society, Defenders of Wildlife, Fresh Start Women’s Foundation, Phoenix Art Museum, Desert Botanical Garden, San Diego Humane Society, and Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center, just to name a few,” says Siner. “And we’ve always donated unsold products to the thrift stores of these groups.” “Ann and I have chaired big galas for the Phoenix Art Museum, Fresh Start Women’s Foundation, and twice for the Arizona Humane Society’s Compassion With Fashion,” adds Loo. “We also started an event called Dinner With Wolves several years ago, a dinner held at the Southwest Wildlife Center annually. I’m also involved with Trends Charitable Fund.”
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KELSE Y CAMPBELL OLYMPIAN AND NATIONAL TEAM WRESTLER FOR TEAM USA
For Kelsey Campbell, it all started with a dare. “I was dared to try out for the wrestling team in high school,” she says. “I was about to complete 11th grade, so my senior year would be my only opportunity to ‘last at least two weeks.’ Aside from knowing a handful of high schoolers on the team, I truly was not drawn into the sport by anything outside of the stars aligning a bit. I think I probably stayed in the sport because, especially back then, it was such an honest athletic venture. I wasn’t extremely talented at anything really, but even after those first few practices, I knew if I worked hard, I could be on to something great.” Today, Campbell (IAmKelseyCampbell.com) is an Olympian, two-time Olympic Trials Champion, two-time College National Champion, and a four-time Senior National Champion. And, “at the end of an already somewhat tumultuous 2020, I’ll be super excited to say I will have been a keynote speaker and performer at two international film festivals, [been on the cover of] two magazines, graduated with my MBA in business administration, been named KNOW’s ‘100 Women to Know’ Phoenix Edition, and executed a first-of-its-kind media campaign as project manager for eBay,” she says. Campbell was born in Alaska but grew up in Oregon, moving to Arizona in 2006 to launch a college ministry. That’s also when she began wrestling for Arizona State University. “I love the honesty of [the sport],” she reflects. “I still believe that it is a sport that doesn’t discriminate. The score truly does not care about your clout or following or where you came from. And while today those things ‘matter’ on some level, preparation is what truly matters in this sport. I don’t think I could have accomplished the things I did if that weren’t true.” When she’s not training, Campbell focuses on music, which is what she plans to transition to after her wrestling career.
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INSPIRING WOMEN (CONTINUED)
HELEN JEAN JACQUIE DORRANCE CURATOR OF FASHION DESIGN, PHOENIX ART MUSEUM “I have such a rare opportunity to tell these stories and work with these amazing objects,” says Helen Jean. Jean was recently appointed as the new Jacquie Dorrance Curator of Fashion Design at Phoenix Art Museum (PhxArt.org), a role she is extremely passionate about. “For me, I love that I get to do this job because I see my responsibility as telling stories about who we are and how we relate to each other using some of the most gorgeous objects that humans have created,” she says. “These garments are extraordinary, and it’s an honor to create opportunities for people to have conversations about them, how and why they were created, and why we should consider them art. “We all use clothing to protect ourselves but we also use it to communicate who we are. As children we’re taught that if we need help, to look for people in uniforms. Clothing is a message board. We communicate so much with our appearance, and this is such a great opportunity to explore that, and how people have used appearance to make art.” Jean first joined Phoenix Art Museum as a curatorial assistant from 2007-2012, and returned in September 2019 to serve as the interim curator of fashion design, bringing more than a decade of experience as a fashion scholar and educator. Jean recently curated the Museum’s latest fashion design exhibition, India: Fashion’s Muse, and is currently working on the next exhibition, Fearless Fashion: Rudi Gernreich, a retrospective of the designer’s work from the 1960s-70s set to open this fall and on tour from the Skirball Museum. There are more than 8,000 objects in Phoenix Art Museum’s fashion design collection. Many of them are linked to inspiring women. “From visionary fashion designers such as Coco Chanel, Claire McCardell, and Iris van Herpen to globally influential political figures such as donors Nancy Reagan and Claire Booth Luce, the women behind the garments in this collection are truly inspiring,” she says.
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K E L LY K E L L E H E R , M D CHIEF QUALITY & SAFETY OFFICER, PHOENIX CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
Kelly Kelleher, MD, is a pediatric hospitalist and the chief quality and safety officer for Phoenix Children’s Hospital (PCH). “My main areas of focus are patient and employee safety as it pertains to medical errors and the prevention of harm to our patients while they are in the hospital,” Kelleher explains. “I also spend time focusing on how we at PCH can improve the quality of care our patients receive.” Lately, Kelleher—who is originally from Montana but moved to Phoenix in 2008 to begin her residency training—has been busy as part of the leadership team working to prepare PCH (PhoenixChildrens.org) for COVID-19. “This has been an experience like none I have had before,” she says. “Taking time to appreciate all of those people who are working so hard to keep our community safe and finding joy in simple things has been on the forefront of my mind. “Fortunately, our hospital has a fantastic leadership team and this pandemic has highlighted the skills of those individuals,” she continues. “Admittedly, the days are a little bit longer. The volume of information I consume and respond to on a daily basis has increased dramatically. It has been inspiring to see our organization come together and support one another through this time of change.” Kelleher says she sees healthcare being fundamentally changed moving forward. “One habit I hope sticks is good hand hygiene!” she says. “Other areas I see evolving include how we reduce medical waste and information-sharing across hospital systems.” When she’s not working, Kelleher enjoys time with her family, enjoying the outdoors, playing games, and going to activities for her four daughters.
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LOCAL LIMELIGHT
Jordan Rose THE POWERHOUSE WOMAN HELPING CHANGE THE WORLD
ARTICLE MICHELLE GLICKSMAN PHOTOGRAPHY WHITNEY DINOTA
THE YEAR 2020 MARKS THE 20TH
legislation to continue Arizona’s responsi-
ANNIVERSARY OF ROSE LAW GROUP,
ble use of water resources.
THE LARGEST WOMAN-OWNED LAW FIRM IN ARIZONA’S HISTORY. Jordan
Rose—attorney,
Rose Law Group (RoseLawGroup.com), which now employs almost 50, has been
community
honored as one of the top four Best Places
leader, philanthropist, wife, mother, and
to Work in Arizona for small-sized busi-
the owner of Rose Law Group—recalls her
nesses by The Phoenix Business Journal.
unassuming start. “I was working at a very well-regarded mid-sized law firm out of law school and
The list of honors and achievements is long, but it’s her success on behalf of her clients that she’s most proud of.
wanted to go in a little bit of a different
“I really get a rush out of helping my
direction with the style of my practice,”
clients make money and solving their
she says. “I began interviewing at a vari-
challenging problems,” shares the Ohio
ety of law firms, and for some reason
native who graduated from the University
decided that it made the most sense to
of
‘jump’ entirely. I ended up renting another
University Law School. “Right now I’m
lawyer’s storage closet—which fortunately
entirely focused on figuring out creative
had a large desk in it—and that was my
approaches to saving people’s businesses
inauspicious beginning…”
during the COVID-19 situation.
Arizona
and
then
Arizona
State
Over the past 20 years, Rose’s hard work
“Currently we are working incredibly
and tenacity have propelled her to the top
hard to advise clients on the various gov-
of the industry. In 2019, she was recognized
ernment incentives created to lessen the
by The Business Journal as one of the top
negative impact of the virus chaos. Our
100 national influencers in law—amongst
goal is to protect 100 percent of our clients’
just three from Arizona.
businesses through the economic turbu-
And that’s just one of an extensive list of honors she’s received.
lence. We are negotiating with lenders and landlords to provide relief,” she continues.
She’s a frequent speaker on various
“Lawyers are made for chaos. This situa-
radio and television programs and a key-
tion really puts our profession to the test
note speaker for various organizations.
and we are rising to the challenge. We’re
She’s also been seen on CNN as a legal
committed to being the compass in this
analyst on high-profile criminal case trials
chaos for our clients. It’s incredibly grati-
such as those for Jodi Arias and Trayvon
fying to be able to help people save their
Martin, and was appointed by Governor
businesses, plus it’s been keeping me so
Doug Ducey to serve on the statewide
busy that I hardly have time to think about
Groundwater Work Group to help draft
the actual virus!”
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LOCAL LIMELIGHT (CONTINUED) The firm itself is full-service, offering services in land use, zoning, renewable energy, government relations and lobbying, administrative law, family law, transactional real estate, employment law, water law, Native American relations, ADA compliance, infrastructure finance, special districts taxation, business formation/corporation transactions, business litigation, school law, cyber-defamation, cyber-privacy, drone law, cannabis law, hemp law, intellectual property, estate planning, asset protection, private litigation, DUIs, immigration, space law, and COVID-19 relief funding. Rose focuses on land use, zoning, and lobbying issues. Some of her career highlights? “Gaining approvals for the various Microsoft data centers (and seeing them built), getting approval for the
“ I r e a l ly e n j oy t h e m e n t o r s h i p p o s i t i o n as I f e e l l i k e I c a n r e a l ly h e l p s o m e yo u n g e r p e o p l e w i t h t h i n g s t h at I h av e h a d t o d e a l w i t h o v e r t h e y e a r s .”
Phoenix Suns Arena renovation, working for the landowner on both of the electric vehicle manufacturing plants that are currently developing in Arizona, working for nearly all of the public and private homebuilders in our state and doing some pretty fantastic cases for them, and near to my heart is saving the coach house from condemnation 20 years ago,” she says. In addition to winning in law, there are several things that Rose notes as making her happy. “Tucking my kids in to bed at night,” she shares. “When someone I really respect calls and asks me to solve their challenging problem—I love that. Lately I’m really excited about this New Economy (virtual) Power Lunch RLG launched the week the social distancing began. I am the moderator and I find really fascinating panelists every week. We get hundreds of people listing and participating and it’s really inspiring.” Rose
is
married
to
Jason
Rose,
owner
of
Rose+Moser+Allyn Public and Online Relations and they have two boys, ages 11 and 13. When she’s not working or spending time with her family—“I very much enjoy hanging out with my children”—Rose is a mentor for the Urban Land Institute Arizona’s Young Leaders Program, on the board of Barrow Neurological Foundation, president and founder of Pinal Partnership, and part of the board of trustees for Phoenix Country Day School. “My focus is mentorship, health, real estate and education,” she says. “I really enjoy the mentorship position as I feel like I can really help some younger people with things that I have had to deal with over the years.” For Rose, the place she’s in now is exactly where she always hoped she’d be. “My dad is a lawyer and I grew up watching him come home from work truly elated every day to be able to use his knowledge to help people. I knew from a very young age I wanted to do that too,” she says. 30
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WHEN COVID-19 CASES BEGAN SPREADING IN THE UNITED STATES, THE TEAM AT BLUE CLOVER DISTILLERY QUICKLY SET TO WORK. Weston Holm, Duane and Scott Koch were longtime friends who had launched the micro-distillery, making premium small-batch spirits—and they realized that during this time, they had ingredients on hand that would be helpful. “I saw where everything was headed ahead of time and I already started procuring all the materials and ingredients needed to make hand sanitizer,” Holm says. It was an immediate response to help in any way they could. The team was already going through the necessary channels for approval to produce hand sanitizer when an email arrived on March 18 from the Taxation and Tobacco Bureau providing relevant businesses the go-ahead to make the product immediately, without label approval. By March 20, Blue Clover Distillery was offering hand sanitizer to the public for $1.50 an ounce (bring your own container). Although the distillery sells the product to the public, they also donate it to first responders, the Department of Public Safety, hospitals, and more. In order to have time to produce the hand sanitizer, Blue Clover ceased offering food, although its liquor, bloody Mary mix, flavored infusions, gin and vodka are available for carry-out. “The more people support us by coming to our window at our place [to purchase hand sanitizer or other products], the more we can support first responders and they can have hand sanitizer, so it’s a community coming together; it supports us, them, and helps everyone.”
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ist, but had an art career in the film industry too—she’s won an Academy Award for Titanic, an Emmy Award for Miracle Landing, and an American Music Award for Michael Jackson’s Black or White. These collaborative awards were all for special effects. “I was a special effects artist and built hard model physical structures, that would oftentimes have an action element to them,” she explains. “For example, we would get to blow them up— now how fun is that?! This was before computers were used for special effects. “At first glance, it seems that these two paths are very different, but for me food and cooking are another art form. Cooking is part science, part technical skills, and a lot of creativity, so the transition from movie work to chef isn’t as big of a shift as one may think.” Chef O was drawn to cooking from a young age, sharing that some of her earliest memories involve being in the kitchen with her family. After culinary school she was a private chef and caterer both with her own company in the Valley as well as others, had a bakery in Downtown Glendale, and a coffeehouse in Arcadia. At Fry’s, she handles all aspects of the school, including writing the schedules, menus, and recipes; community projects; and teaching classes. “I love helping people gain confidence in the kitchen,” she says. 38
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SPRING GREEN SHAK SHUK A Serves: 6
INGREDIENTS
DIRECTIONS
+ 1/2 bunch spinach + 1 oz. flat-leaf parsley
Blanch spinach and parsley (with stems) for 10 seconds
+ 3/4 fl. oz. cream
in boiling, salted water. Strain and immediately submerge in
+ 1/4 cup water
ice water. Let drain and press if needed to remove as much
+ Salt to taste
liquid as possible. Purée with the cream and water with a stick
+ 1 Tbsp. butter
or canister blender until creamy. Season to taste with salt.
+ 3 spring onions, finely sliced, top reserved
Set aside. Melt the butter in a large skillet over medium-low
+ 2 cloves of garlic, minced
heat. Add onion and cook until softening, about 3 minutes.
+ About 1/2 bunch asparagus spears, cleaned, finely sliced
Add the garlic and cook a couple minutes more until fragrant.
with about 1” at the top intact
Add asparagus and peas, sauté very lightly, about 3 minutes.
+ 1/2 cup peas
Season with salt and pepper, transfer to a plate and set aside.
+ 1/2 pint cherry tomatoes, cut in quarters
Add the tomatoes and oregano to the pan, sauté about a min-
+ 1 tsp. oregano or mix of herbs, chopped
ute to release juices. Add kale, lemon juice and a tablespoon
+ 1/2 bunch lacinto kale stalks removed, rough chopped
of water if needed, stir to coat. Spoon in the spinach-parsley
(can substitute broccolini)
mixture, distribute evenly about the pan. Scatter the aspara-
+ 1 tsp. fresh lemon juice
gus and peas over the spinach. Sprinkle the cheese over the
+ 2 oz. mild, full-fat cheese, Kashkaval, gruyere or other, grated
vegetables. Using a spoon, make 6 small wells and break 1 egg
+ 6 eggs
into each. Salt and pepper, cover and cook for 4-5 minutes.
+ 1 avocado, sliced
The egg whites should be firm but the yolks still runny (like a
+ Baguette or sourdough bread, sliced and lightly toasted
poached egg). Garnish with sliced avocado, serve with toast,
+ Hot sauce
and hot sauce on the side for those who like it spicy.
+ Salt & pepper, as needed
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BRINGING CARE
to the PATIENT
UNITED TELEHEALTH CORP OFFERS A UNIQUE HEALTH MODEL
Dr. Nima Ghadimi, president of UTC and SPG, with a Transportable Exam Station (TES)
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WHEN THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC BEGAN SPREADING IN ARIZONA, UNITED TELEHEALTH CORP (UTC) WAS IN A UNIQUE POSITION TO HELP. A sister company of Scottsdale Physicians Group (SPG), which has been providing physician services in hospitals and post-acute facilities for the past 18 years, it was founded to provide a higher level of care outside of the hospital that patients were not receiving otherwise due to their complex chronic conditions and/or functional limitations. And they were providing that service in a unique way. UTC’s innovative model involves sending a medical technician to a patient’s home—or wherever they may be—with a specially designed mobile office and then video-conferencing in a physician. “Going far beyond traditional app or computer-based video-conferencing, UTC sends a highly-trained medical technician with a military-grade Transportable Exam Station (TES) to each and every patient,” explains Dr. Nima Ghadimi, president of UTC and SPG. “The technician then becomes the remote physician’s hands, collecting vitals, using an HD exam camera and digital stethoscope, and even a 12 lead EKG. The TES is completely self-contained including onboard power and internet connectivity.” Founded by Ghadimi, UTC (UnitedTelehealthCorp.com) works with a variety of conditions and circumstances, including medical issues, behavioral health needs, chronic conditions, wounds, medication reconciliation, and social determinates of health.
“UTC’s care model drastically reduces the possibility of exposure for both the patient and others that might be
UTC’s goal is always to deliver high-quality medical care, increase
exposed as patients seek care outside of their home,” he
the health status of its patients, and lower the hospital readmit rate
continues. “In addition, our technology-enabled solution
for those who have been discharged from a hospital (when a patient
allows for a much deeper medical exam than traditional
returns to the hospital within 30 days), and during the COVID-19 pan-
video-conferencing telemedicine. This gives health systems
demic its goal is to also provide healthcare for both those who need
much needed capacity back, as many of our patients would
regular medical care as well as those who suspect they may have
end up in the emergency room otherwise. In the COVID-19
COVID-19 without exposing anyone to unneeded virus exposure.
pandemic, or goal is to provide the right care at the right time
“By bringing the care to the patient, especially those with complex
at the right place, limiting exposure.”
chronic conditions, we can ensure patients are getting desperately
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, UTC has
needed care, when they need it, wherever they are,” Ghadimi explains.
seen a dramatic increase in the number of patients it sees daily.
“We eliminate transportation, functional limitations, and other barriers
“This increase is partially driven by health plans who want to
that a patient might face. Since we can also see the patient on a more
make sure their members are getting the care they need without
frequent basis, we can rapidly improve the patient’s health status. For
exposing them or others to the virus. In addition, UTC has seen
patients that do not have chronic conditions, we can typically sched-
enormous demand directly from patients looking for care alter-
ule a visit much faster than a traditional physician’s office, yet provide
natives to reduce exposure. UTC is in lockstep with the CDC and
the same if not better diagnostic and treatment services, without the
other guidelines regarding COVID-19 testing and we continue to
hassle and exposure possibility of going to a physician’s office.
test patients based on those guidelines.” CityLifestyle.com/ParadiseValley
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BD
BA
SF
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10
10,679
712
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$5,200,000
5
7.5
8,400
619
6702 E FEZ WAY
$4,642,000
5
5.5
5,500
844
3838 E STELLA LN
$4,418,683
6
6.5
6,337
697
6671 E JUDSON RD
$4,000,000
5
9
8,997
445
5434 E LINCOLN DR 73
$3,750,000
3
4
3,946
950
6630 E STALLION RD
$3,945,000
5
5.5
6,402
547
6523 E BERNEIL DR
$3,440,000
4
4.5
6,263
549
7070 E FOOTHILL DR
$3,000,000
4
4.5
6,858
437
6001 N 38TH PL
$2,802,000
4
4
3,800
737
6708 E SAN MIGUEL AVE
$2,650,000
6
7
7,115
372
8512 N GOLF DR
$2,650,000
5
5.5
6,787
390
7328 N BLACK ROCK TRL
$2,600,000
4
5
5,350
486
64521 E QUARTZ MOUNTAIN RD
$2,500,000
5
3.5
4,574
547
8217 N COCONINO RD
$2,499,250
5
6.5
7,516
326
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