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are in business or want to do business in Southern Arizona, this book is your guide to the vendors or clients you are seeking.

You’ll also find details about the economic forecast for the year ahead, as well as economic data points from the University of Arizona’s Eller School of Management.

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ECONOMIC FORECAST 2023

CITY’S ECONOMIC FORECAST IS SUNNY — WITH A CHANCE OF STRONG WINDS

Jimmy Magahern Inside Tucson Business Contributor

Contacted on a weekend when Tucson was under a winter weather advisory, George Hammond, director of the University of Arizona’s Economic and Business Research Center, described the city’s economic outlook in suitably meteorological terms.

“Shifting economic winds are buffeting the Tucson economy,” Hammond said, as 20 mph winds whipped outside the windows of McClelland Hall. “The most likely forecast for the U.S. economy now includes a mild downturn beginning late this year and ending in mid-2023. That is expected to take the wind out of Tucson’s sails, generating a significant slowdown in growth next year across all major economic indicators.”

Nevertheless, Hammond’s forecast included some sunshine. “Even so, the metro area is forecast to outperform the national economy. The labor market remains very tight, with low unemployment, high levels of labor market churn, and a mountain of open jobs,” he added, presumably gazing northward at the Catalinas.

Much like weather forecasters, economists are in the business of trying to predict complex systems that can be twisted in different directions by very small changes.

“Economic developers, by nature, are optimist people. And the last few years have given us a lot of reason to be optimistic,” said Carrie Kelly, executive director of the Arizona Association for Economic Development. “The Tucson area has seen a steady stream of new businesses entering the market and other businesses expanding.”

Kelly said one of the strengths of the Tucson area is the strong partnerships that exist between the economic development community, the business community and

higher-education partners. “Those partnerships have created innovative new educational programs and workforce development initiatives that will help to drive the Tucson area’s economy for years to come.”

Ian Roark, vice chancellor of workforce development and innovation at Pima Community College, studies which fields those partnerships should focus their attention on.

“From a workforce and economic development perspective, we always look at the quantitative data as well as activity on the ground — that is, who is reaching out to us for talent solutions now and at what rate, and which sectors have elevated activity with respect to business attraction and expansion?” Roark said. “The answer for us this past year on all fronts has been the manufacturing, logistics and transportation, and health professions sectors.”

Roark sees data-driven projections that show steady growth in these sectors “even with the headwinds of inflation and a possible recession,” and notes that the college has been having more direct employer engagements and partnerships in these areas than in multiple past years combined. “This indicates a need for strategic planning and investments in workforce development and education to help people be ready for the jobs that will result,” he added.

Hammond agrees with Roark that jobs in trade, transportation and utilities have rebounded well, followed by gains in manufacturing, education and health services.

“As of October, Tucson replaced 95.4% of the jobs lost during the first two months of the pandemic,” he said, primarily in those sectors. However, he noted that Tucson’s job recovery lags behind the national average in fields like professional and business services, trailed by government, information technology, and leisure and hospitality.

“Even so, Tucson’s labor market remains very tight, with a seasonally adjusted unemployment rate near historic lows

at 3.8% in October,” Hammond countered. “That was slightly above the U.S. rate of 3.7%.”

Apart from job growth, Hammond is also keeping an eye on inflation. “Inflation remains a key concern, with prices likely rising much faster in Arizona than nationally.” Phoenix is the only metro area in Arizona for which the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes consumer price index data, but Hammond says that, at least in certain areas, Tucson tends to follow suite with trends in the capital city. This is particularly evident in housing prices, which rose 18.2% over the year in the Phoenix area in October, compared to 6.9% nationally.

“Skyrocketing house prices have driven inflation in Arizona well above the national average,” Hammond said. “They have also pushed housing affordability to very low levels in the third quarter of 2022.” According to data from the NAHB-Wells Fargo Housing Opportunity Index, only 40.2% of homes sold in the Tucson area in the third quarter were considered affordable to a family making the median income. “That was down slightly from 40.6% in the second quarter, but well below the national average of 42.2% — and miles below affordability in the fourth quarter of 2019,” when the share was slightly over 71%. As a result, housing permit activity is forecasted to drop from 6,284 permits in 2021 to 5,472 in 2023, and drop even further to 4,312 in 2024.

Personal income growth in Tucson decelerated from 7.5% in 2021 to 0.5% in 2022, as federal pandemic-related income support ended. However, Hammond expects income growth to rebound to around 5% in 2023 as wage gains decelerate with loosening labor markets and reach 5.6% in 2024.

Growth in Tucson retail sales is expected to rebound slower. After dropping from just over 19% in 2021 to 9.3 in 2022, Hammond predicts just a 1.7% growth in 2023

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as negative real income growth, declining stock and real estate values, and reduced consumer confidence take their toll on consumers.

Still, Tucson economists remain hopeful.

“Pima County Economic Development recently announcing the attraction of American Battery Factory to its Aerospace Research Campus, which has an estimated $1.2 billion capital investment, brings with it 1,000 jobs and has a projected $3 billion economic impact over 10 years,” said the agency’s director, Heath Vescovi-Chiordi.

“And the city of Tucson Economic Initiatives announced an expansion of Sion Power, which is anticipated to create 150 new jobs by 2026 and an economic impact of over $300 million. There certainly is plenty to be optimistic about.”

Despite somewhat hushed talks of a recession, Vescovi-Chiordi feels Arizona is poised to weather the storm well.

“As we enter 2023, expect Southern Arizona to continue to embrace regional partnerships to facilitate technology-related industry development,” he said, “including battery and semiconductor manufacturing, aerospace and defense, optics and photonics, energy R&D and production, and renewed focus on business retention throughout the region.”

To that list, Hammond also adds the government sector — traditionally less sensitive to interest rates and other drivers of the national business cycle — which he predicts will help fuel the winds needed to lift the Tucson economy.

“Tucson would likely outperform the national economy even in a U.S. recession, due to the relatively large share of jobs and economic activity accounted for by federal, state and local government activity in the metro area.”

“On the heels of several announcements in Southern Arizona, local and regional economic developers have renewed optimism as we enter the new year,”VescoviChiordi added. ITB

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CONTENT BY TOPIC

# 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS – 26

A

ACCOUNTING FIRMS – 21

ACTIVE ADULT RETIREMENT

APARTMENTS – 64

ACUTE CARE HOSPITALS – 43

ADVERTISING AGENCIES – 7

AERONAUTICAL FIRMS – 46

ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS – 13

ART GALLERIES – 72

ASSET MANAGEMENT FIRMS – 22

ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES – 44

B

BANKS – 22

BIOTECH COMPANIES –46

BOOKSTORES – 78

BUSINESS & INDUSTRIAL PARKS – 64

BUSINESS & TRADE ASSOCIATIONS – 52

C

CATERERS – 72

CHARTER SCHOOLS – 19

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - 30

COMMERCIAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS – 14

COMMERCIAL OFFICE BUILDINGS – 64

COMMERCIAL PRINTERS – 8

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE BROKERS – 65

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT – 66

COMPUTER HARDWARE RETAILERS – 78

COMPUTER NETWORKING DEVELOPMENT & MAINTENANCE COMPANIES – 81

COMPUTER REPAIR & MAINTENANCE – 82

COMPUTER SOFTWARE COMPANIES – 82

CONVENTION AND MEETING FACILITIES – 73

COPYING & DUPLICATING FIRMS – 49

CREDIT UNIONS – 24

CUSTOM HOME BUILDERS – 14

E

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS – 24

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS –15

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES – 49

ENGINEERING FIRMS – 15

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING/ SURVEY RESOURCES – 52

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES & REMEDIATION – 82

EVENT PLANNERS – 53

FILM & VIDEO PRODUCTION AGENCIES – 8

FOUNDATIONS & CHARITABLE TRUSTS – 32

FRANCHISES – 80 G

GRAPHIC DESIGN FIRMS – 83

HEALTH & FITNESS CLUBS – 44

HOMEBUILDERS – 16

HOME HEALTH CARE & HOSPICE AGENCIES – 45

HOTELS – 74

HVAC COMPANIES – 16

INDEPENDENTLY OWNED

RESTAURANTS – 74

INSURANCE BROKERSAGENCIES – 53

INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS – 85

INTERIOR DESIGN FIRMS – 54

JANITORIAL SERVICES – 55

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS – 16

LARGEST EMPLOYERS IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA – 32

LAW FIRMS – 56

MAGAZINES IN THE TUCSON AREA – 9

MAILING SERVICE FIRMS – 49

MANUFACTURING FIRMS – 46

MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS –18

MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSES – 34

MORTGAGE LENDERS– 68

MOVING COMPANIES – 58

NURSING CARE CENTERS – 45

NEWSPAPERS (FREE) – 9

NEWSPAPERS (PAID) – 10

OLDEST BUSINESSES – 36

OPTICS COMPANIES – 48

P

PERFORMING ARTS VENUES – 75

PEST CONTROL COMPANIES – 60

PLUMBING CONTRACTORS – 60

POOL BUILDERS –18

PRIVATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS – 19

PROMOTIONAL PRODUCT FIRMS –10

PUBLIC GOLF COURSES – 75

PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRMS – 11

RADIO STATIONS – 12

REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS – 68

RECYCLING FIRMS – 50

REHABILITATION CENTERS – 45

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE BROKERS – 69

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT – 70

RESORTS & GUEST RANCHES – 75

RESTAURANT CHAINS – 76

SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA – 20

SHOPPING CENTERS – 80

SIGN COMPANIES – 12

SOLAR INSTALLATION & REPAIR COMPANIES – 18

SOUTHERN ARIZONA BREWERIES – 76

SOUTHERN ARIZONA TOURIST ATTRACTIONS – 76

SOUTHERN ARIZONA WINERIES – 77

SPECIALTY & TECHNICAL SCHOOLS – 20 STORAGE FIRMS – 71

T

TAX PREPARERS - 25

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS – 85

TELEPHONE SERVICE PROVIDERS – 85

TELESERVICES FIRMS – 86

TRAVEL AGENCIES – 77

VENTURE CAPITALISTS - 25

VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESSES – 38 W

WEBSITE DESIGNERS – 86

WOMEN-OWNED

BUSINESSES – 39

CONTENT BY LIST

ADVERTISING AND MARKETING

ADVERTISING AGENCIES – 7

COMMERCIAL PRINTERS – 8

FILM & VIDEO PRODUCTION AGENCIES – 8

MAGAZINES IN THE TUCSON AREA – 9

NEWSPAPERS (FREE) – 9

NEWSPAPERS (PAID) - 10

PROMOTIONAL PRODUCT FIRMS – 10

PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRMS – 11

RADIO STATIONS – 12

SIGN COMPANIES – 12

TELEVISION STATIONS – 12

CONSTRUCTION

ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS – 13

COMMERCIAL BUILDING

CONTRACTORS – 14

CUSTOM HOME BUILDERS – 14

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS – 15

ENGINEERING FIRMS – 15

HOMEBUILDERS – 16

HVAC COMPANIES – 16

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS – 16

MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS – 18

POOL BUILDERS – 18

SOLAR INSTALLATION & REPAIR COMPANIES – 18

EDUCATION

CHARTER SCHOOLS – 19

PRIVATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS –19

SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN SOUTHERN

ARIZONA – 20

SPECIALTY & TECHNICAL

SCHOOLS – 20

FINANCE

ACCOUNTING FIRMS – 21

ASSET MANAGEMENT FIRMS – 22

BANKS – 22

CREDIT UNIONS – 24

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

ORGANIZATIONS – 24

TAX PREPARERS – 24

VENTURE CAPITALISTS – 25

GENERAL INTEREST

501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS – 26

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE – 30

FOUNDATIONS & CHARITABLE TRUSTS – 32

LARGEST EMPLOYERS IN SOUTHERN

ARIZONA – 32

MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSES – 34

OLDEST BUSINESSES – 36

VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESSES – 38

WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES – 39

HEALTH CARE

ACUTE-CARE HOSPITALS – 43

ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES – 44

HEALTH & FITNESS CLUBS – 44

HOME HEALTH CARE & HOSPICE

AGENCIES – 45

NURSING CARE CENTERS – 45

REHABILITATION CENTERS –45

MANUFACTURING

AERONAUTICAL FIRMS – 46

BIOTECH COMPANIES – 46

MANUFACTURING FIRMS – 46

OPTICS COMPANIES – 48

OFFICE

COPYING & DUPLICATING FIRMS – 49

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES – 49

MAILING SERVICES FIRMS – 49

RECYCLING FIRMS – 50

SECURITY OFFICERS FIRMS – 50

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

BUSINESS & TRADE

ASSOCIATIONS – 52

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING/ SURVEY RESOURCES – 52

EVENT PLANNERS – 53

INSURANCE BROKERSAGENCIES – 53

INTERIOR DESIGN FIRMS – 54

JANITORIAL SERVICES – 55

LAW FIRMS – 56

MOVING COMPANIES – 58

PEST CONTROL COMPANIES – 60

PLUMBING CONTRACTORS – 60

PROPERTY CASUALTY INSURANCE

COMPANIES - 60

SUPPLEMENTAL BENEFIT PLANS – 63

REAL ESTATE

ACTIVE ADULT RETIREMENT

APARTMENTS – 64

BUSINESS & INDUSTRIAL

PARKS – 64

COMMERCIAL OFFICE

BUILDINGS – 64

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE

BROKERS – 65

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE

MANAGEMENT – 66

MORTGAGE LENDERS – 68

REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS – 68

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE

BROKERS – 69

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT – 70

STORAGE FIRMS – 71

RECREATION AND HOSPITALITY

ART GALLERIES – 72

CATERERS – 72

CONVENTION AND MEETING

FACILITIES – 73

HOTELS – 74

INDEPENDENTLY-OWNED

RESTAURANTS – 74

PERFORMING ARTS VENUES – 75

PUBLIC GOLF COURSES – 75

RESORTS & GUEST RANCHES – 75

RESTAURANT CHAINS – 76

RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES – 76

SOUTHERN ARIZONA BREWERIES – 76

SOUTHERN ARIZONA TOURIST ATTRACTIONS – 76

SOUTHERN ARIZONA

WINERIES – 77

TRAVEL AGENCIES – 77

RETAIL

BOOKSTORES – 78

COMPUTER HARDWARE

RETAILERS – 78

FRANCHISES – 80

SHOPPING CENTERS – 80

TECHNOLOGY

ALARM SYSTEM COMPANIES – 81

COMPUTER NETWORKING

DEVELOPMENT & MAINTENANCE – 81

COMPUTER REPAIR & MAINTENANCE – 82

COMPUTER SOFTWARE COMPANIES – 82

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES & REMEDIATION – 82

GRAPHIC DESIGN FIRMS – 83

INTERNET SERVICE

PROVIDERS – 85

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS – 85

TELEPHONE SERVICE

PROVIDERS – 85

TELESERVICES FIRMS – 86

WEBSITE DESIGNERS – 86

WILL CORPORATE TAX CHANGES FOLLOW PERSONAL TAX REVISION?

Jimmy Magahern Inside Tucson Business Contributor

If “Schoolhouse Rock!” taught us anything (besides how many steps it takes for a bill to get to Capitol Hill), it’s that three is a magic number. Past, present and future. Faith, hope and charity. Person, partner and baby, et al.

But for Arizona tax policymakers, the new magic number is 2.5.

Arizona’s new flat tax rate, which took effect on Jan. 1, set an across-the-board rate of 2.5% for all taxpayers, replacing individual brackets based on income. Now Republican lawmakers are backing a bill, HB 2003, to reduce income tax rates for Arizona corporations from its current 4.9% to 2.5% by 2026.

Proponents of the 2.5% flat tax rate on personal income say it’s a win for every state taxpayer. Even those in what was the lowest tax bracket (before the four brackets got whittled down to two in 2022 and effectively eliminated this year) will see their rate drop from 2.59% to 2.5%.

But basic math tells us Arizonans with the highest income will benefit the most. Those with an annual income above $512,000 will see their rate drop from 4.5% to 2.5%, generating an average tax benefit per household of just over $30,000. Meanwhile, Arizonans earning less than $21,000 annually will save around three bucks.

“The new flat tax rate will overwhelmingly benefit the wealthiest households,” said David Lujan, a former Democratic member of the Arizona House of Representatives (2005-11) and Arizona Senate (2012-13) who now serves as CEO of the nonprofit Children’s Action Alliance, an affiliate of the Arizona Center for Economic Progress. “(About) 90% of the tax cuts that were made through the flat tax will benefit the wealthiest 5% of Arizonans.”

The GOP party-line vote on Jan. 11 by the House Ways and Means Committee to slash corporate tax rates in half will likewise benefit the largest corporations, which proponents, like the bill’s sponsor, Republican Sen. David Livingston, said will entice big companies to create more job centers in Arizona.

“Arizona’s move to reduce taxes substantially really cements its position as a competitive state not only regionally but nationally,” said Jonathan Williams, chief economist with the American Legislative Ex-

change Council, which recently ranked Arizona third among all 50 states in economic outlook.

But opponents project the cut will result in a $670 million loss in state revenues, cutting funding for public goods that those large corporations also consider when choosing a home base.

“Arizona already had some of the lowest taxes in the country, both individual and corporate, before the enactment of the new flat tax rate,” Lujan said. “Cutting the corporate tax rate will decrease resources for other things that businesses count on to be successful — things like investing in higher education and job training and K-12 education. I mean, those are big things that companies look at when they’re choosing whether to expand or come to Arizona.”

In the meantime, business owners will already have several new tax law changes to contend with in 2023:

Updated employee tax withholding form

For starters, every Arizona employer is required to issue a new employee tax withholding form (Form A-4) to its Arizona employees by Jan. 31, to allow them to specify withholding at that new 2.5% flat rate, enacted by passage of Senate Bill 1828 by the Arizona Legislature in 2021 but just going into effect this year. If employees elect not to update their old A-4 form, their withholding rate defaults to 2.0, which means they could end up owing money for the 2024 tax season.

Reduced Arizona small-business income (SBI) tax

The tax rate applicable to small-business taxable income was reduced from 3.5% in 2021 to 3% for 2022. This will affect the income amounts reported on forms 140-SBI, 140PY-SBI or 140NR-SBI on 2022 filings.

Estimated tax payments requirement for Arizona small businesses

According to statements from the Arizona Depart-

ment of Revenue, “Beginning with tax year 2022, taxpayers filing a Small Business Income tax return are required to make estimated tax payments, if the taxpayer meets the income threshold, and will be subject to the underpayment of estimated tax penalty if any required amount is not made or less than the required amount for each quarter that a payment should have been made.” AZDOR recommends using Form 221-SBI to determine if the taxpayer is subject to the underpayment penalty and Form 140ES-SBI to compute the required payments.

Repealed individual tax credits

Beginning with tax year 2022, the Pollution Control Credit (Form 315) and the Employment by a Healthy Forest Enterprise Credit (Form 332) have been repealed. Taxpayers who claimed either of these tax credits and established unused carryover amounts from prior tax years may still claim the carryover amounts for the remaining five-year carryover period allowed by the credit.

New individual tax credits

Also beginning with tax year 2022, Arizona

Revised Statute 43-1074 provides for the Affordable Housing Tax Credit (Form 354), a nonrefundable credit for projects in Arizona that qualify for the federal low-income housing tax credit under Section 42 of the IRC. The tax credit may be claimed on either the individual’s personal income tax return or the Small Business Income tax return, if filing.

For 2022 filings, Arizona also allows an individual partner of a partnership and an individual shareholder of an S Corporation a nonrefundable tax credit for the taxes paid by the pass-through entity (PTE) on the individual’s behalf for their share of the income distributed to the partner/shareholder. If there are no taxes due or the allowable credit exceeds the taxes otherwise due on the claimant’s small-business income, the amount of the claim not used to offset taxes may be carried for not more than five consecutive taxable years as a credit against subsequent years’ small-business income tax liability. An individual taxpayer who claims the allowable PTE tax credit on the SBI tax return must also adjust their Arizona small-business gross income by adding the amount of the tax payment made by the PTE for which the tax credit is claimed. ITB

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(520) 850-2235

Full-service marketing, advertising and creative design firm that specializes in branding, strategic planning, public involvement and community engagement, graphic and web design, bilingual communications, and media buying, including print, radio, television, outdoor/transit, digital and social media.

City of Tucson, Pima Community College, University of Arizona, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Arizona, Southwest Gas, Tucson Water, TRICO, MHC Healthcare, Arizona Department of Transportation, Pinal County Airports, Town of Sahuarita, Pima County, Maricopa County, Tucson Airport Authority, Tucson Environmental & General Services, City of Sierra Vista, Town of Oro Valley, Town of Fountain Hills

ad agency, video production, promotions Caruso's Italian Restaurant, Cinderella's Sea, Desert Star, Pappoule's, Rillito Racetrack, Sonoita Vineyards, Williamson's Heating and Cooling

Jan Gordley Dawn Hosack 1991

Ed Ackerley William Ackerley 1968

Lewis 1986

Regina M. Brandt 1971

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3 Miles Label Company, Inc. 2300 E. Vistoso Commerce Loop Oro Valley, AZ 85737

3 Sundance Press 817 E. 18th St. Tucson, AZ 85719

Caliber Group 4007 E. Paradise Falls Dr., Ste. 212

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9

Dark Horse Media

1636 N. Swan Tucson, AZ 85712

E Comm International Inc.

10860 E. Pantano Trl., Ste. 101 Tucson, AZ 85730

Frank Williams Design Co.

820 E. Placita del Mirador Tucson, AZ 85718

Hilton & Myers Advertising

3350 N. Country Club Rd. Tucson, AZ 85716

i3 Media Solutions PO Box #91091 Tucson, AZ 85752

6742 N. Camino Abbey Tucson, AZ 85718

McFadden/Gavender

4729 E. Sunrise #445 Tucson, AZ 85718

(520) 505-1020

(520) 744-0696 N/A www.mileslabel.com

(520) 622-5233

(520) 292-6200 N/A

www.advisionoutdoor.com

(520) 795-4500

bizdev@calibergroup.com calibergroup.com

(520) 748-1010 Linda@darkhorsemedia.com darkhorsemedia.com

(520) 620-0063 elaine@ecommint.com ecommint.com

(520) 321-4372 frank@frankwilliamsdesign.com frankwilliamsdesign.com

(520) 881-4550 info@hiltonmyersadv.com hiltonmyersadv.com

(520) 505-8921 contact@i3mediasolutions.com www.i3mediasolutions.com

(520) 797-7867 steve@landaumarketing.com landaumarketing.com

(520) 990-6040 barbara@mcfaddengavender.com www.mcfaddengavender.com

20 Mark Andy P7 17", Mark Andy P7 13", HP Digital 6900 3 17" 1-8 color paper, film and foil OEM, medical, produce and retail product labels, 1-8 colors, film and foil original equipment manufacturer

Paul ( P.J. ) J. Miles 1962

design Pima JTED, Seven Cups, Fly Tucson, Reid Park Zoo, Irvine Company, Mister Car Wash, Taco Bell Foundation, Anthem Equity Tim Bowen 2003

Charlie Marino 1998

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N/A

Brand development, positioning, messaging and growth strategy; marketing and advertising strategy; creative and media planning and buying for digital, print, broadcast and out-of-home; websites/landing pages; digital marketing; Search/SEO; social media; public relations; crisis, issues and reputation management.

N/A 7 Full Service Advertising, Media Planning and Buying, Creative, Media Strategies and Development, Digital Media, Social Media and Events

Hughes Federal Credit Union, Tech Parks Arizona, University of Arizona Center for Innovation, Arizona Athletics, Sun Corridor, Knott Development/Mosaic Quarter, Westland Resources, Dove Mountain, Gladden Farms, PICOR, Diamond Ventures, CODAC, Easterseals Blake Foundation/AVIVA, PCOA, Boys & Girls Clubs.

Tucson Appliance, Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, Patio Pools & Poolwerx, Reid Park Zoo, Tucson Botanical Gardens

High tech, wireless, trade associations JVCKENWOOD

media/public relations, strategic sales and marketing, lead generation, graphic design, print media, packaging, TV/radio/outdoor media

agency, branding, strategic marketing, digital, social, & broadcast production company

Marketing; website design, social media, search engine optimization, graphic design, branding, content creation, media buying, digital marketing

Linda Welter

Kerry Stratford 1997

Linda Fahey Debra Stephens Cook 1996

Elaine Walsh 1995

Frank Williams 1996

Doug Myers

Michelle GarciaEstrada 1986

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3

Productions 3156 W. Montana St. Tucson, AZ 85746 (520) 349-7753 bobby@solteroproductions.com solteroproductions.com

Film & Video Production Agencies

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2 August West Audio Visual Productions 7457 E. 19th St. Tucson, AZ 85710

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3 Ackerley Advertising P O Box 41021 Tucson, AZ 85717

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3 Soltero Productions 3156 W. Montana St. Tucson, AZ 85746

3 TAVS - Audio Visual Equipment

Rentals & Event Production1

445 S. Alvernon Way Tucson, AZ 85711

(520) 327-1993 don@abbottmedia.net www.abbottanimation.com

(520) 404-0077 augustwestav@msn.com www.augustwest.com

(520) 850-7058 Ed@AckerleyAdvertising.com ackerleyadvertising.com

(520) 349-7753 bobby@solteroproductions.com solteroproductions.com

(520) 400-9994 steve@tavsav.com tavsav.com, tavs.biz

7 N/A 3D animation, video production, logo creation, interactive applications, augmented reality, digital web content, product animation and graphic design U.S. Chemical Safety Board, Roche Tissue Diagnostics, Arizona Pest Control, Raytheon Don Abbott

6 N/A Audio visual rental and production, video/movie production, Virtual meetings and events TEP, Citizen Watches, TMC, U of A, ALCA, TAKEDA Gary Hughes Ford 1982

5 Under $100,000 Video taping, editing, writing and producing Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus, McDonald's, Tucson Business Owners, 88-CRIME, No On 206, Utterback Middle School, Caruso's, Cinderella's Sea, Sonoita Vineyards, Coaches for Charity, Ackerley for Mayor, Diesel Overlander, We The People

Ed Ackerley William Ackerley 1968

5 N/A Marketing, social media, corporate, event, & legal videography N/A Bobby Soltero Nancy Soltero 1992

last year but ranking criteria not provided

5 N/A In House Partnerships with Hotel's and Resorts. Drop off Audio Visual Equipment and Services. Specializes in Local and Nationwide Event Production for Corporate Conventions,Concerts,Conferences ,Meetings and Events. We also provide Complete Audio, Video, Staging, Lighting Equipment and Production for Local Tucson/Phoenix Companies for their Meetings and Events. Also, Our Team Provides Professional Live Stream Hybrid Meetings/Events for Delegates that are Not Able to Attend in Person. N/A

Steve L. Bates 2002

6 Tucson Media Studio 2919 E Broadway Blvd Suite 113 Tucson, AZ 85716

(520) 344-2554 producer@tucsonmediastudio.com www.tucsonmediastudio.com

7 ArcLight Pictures Tucson, AZ 85743 (520) 230-1992 info@arclightpictures.com ArcLightPictures.com

7 Family Legacy Video, Inc. P.O. Box 86376 Tucson, AZ 85754 (520) 743-4090 info@familylegacyvideo.com familylegacyvideo.com

3 N/A Documentary and commercial video production. Video marketing strategy. N/A 2013

2 N/A Film & Television Production & Special FX/Animation N/A Robert S Francis 2015

2 N/A

Public Relations Firms

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2

(520)

(520)

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4 Gordley Group 2540 North Tucson Boulevard Tucson, AZ 85716

4 Kaneen Communications 100 N. Stone Ave. Ste. 450 Tucson, AZ 85701

(520) 795-1566 hello@nupointmarketing.com nupointmarkeing.com

(520) 327-6077 info@gordleygroup.com gordleygroup.com

(520) 885-9009 nanette@kaneenpr.com kaneenpr.com

issues and reputation management; change management; litigation support PR; public affairs; message and positioning strategy; leadership development and communications coaching; media relations/publicity; media spokesperson training; social media; copywriting and editing for all PR, web, digital, print, broadcast, and out-of-home paid and earned media opportunities.

Pima Community College, Amtrak/720 Strategies, Hughes Federal Credit Union, Sun Corridor, Knott Development/ Mosaic Quarter, Westland Resources, Dove Mountain, Gladden Farms Linda Welter

Community relations, media relations, social media, crisis consulting Cox Communications, Bayer, Tucson Airport Authority, MAP Dashboard Meredith Ford 2003

11 N/A Full-service bilingual public relations and public participation firm including reputation management; research; strategic planning; crisis communications; media relations; multiple platform engagement including web, social media and traditional media; content development; media monitoring; public speaking and media training

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N/A Integrated & strategic planning, process improvement, branding, research, facilitation & training, digital outreach, bilingual community engagement, social & traditional media, crisis communication, event planning & execution

City of Tucson, Pima Community College, University of Arizona, Southwest Gas, Tucson Water, TRICO, MHC Healthcare, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Arizona, Arizona Department of Transportation, Pinal County, Town of Sahuarita, Pima County, Maricopa County, Tucson Airport Authority, Tucson Environmental & General Services, City of Sierra Vista, Town of Oro Valley, Town of Fountain Hills

City of Tucson Mask Up Campaign, City of Tucson Economic Initiatives, Tucson Delivers, Rio Nuevo, Arizona Land & Water Trust, Borderland Construction, Tucson Water, Town of Sahuarita, Maricopa County, Town of Marana, Arizona Department of Transportation, Public Art and Community Design, Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation, Pima County Regional Flood Control District, Department of Transportation & Mobility, City of Tucson Parks & Recreation, Tucson IDA

Jan Gordley Dawn Hosack 1991

6 McFadden/Gavender 4729 E. Sunrise #445 Tucson, AZ 85718

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8

(520) 990-6040 barbara@mcfaddengavender.com www.mcfaddengavender.com

6 N/A Marketing, Advertising, Packaging, Copywriting, Public Relations/Crisis Management, Influencers, Blogging, Social Media, Traditional Media, Creative Design, Web design and management, Ecommerce, Shopify, Email marketing, Video Production

Retail, Grocery, CPGs, Education,

Nanette Pageau Joan Landers 1980

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(520)

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4 Gordley Group 2540 North Tucson Boulevard Tucson, AZ 85716

4 Kaneen Communications 100 N. Stone Ave. Ste. 450 Tucson, AZ 85701

(520)

(520) 327-6077 info@gordleygroup.com gordleygroup.com

(520) 885-9009 nanette@kaneenpr.com kaneenpr.com

6 McFadden/Gavender 4729 E. Sunrise #445 Tucson, AZ 85718 (520) 990-6040 barbara@mcfaddengavender.com www.mcfaddengavender.com

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8

15

management; change management; litigation support PR; public affairs; message and positioning strategy; leadership development and communications coaching; media relations/publicity; media spokesperson training; social media; copywriting and editing for all PR, web, digital, print, broadcast, and out-of-home paid and earned media opportunities.

Community relations, media relations, social media, crisis consulting Cox Communications, Bayer, Tucson Airport Authority, MAP Dashboard Meredith Ford 2003

11 N/A Full-service bilingual public relations and public participation firm including reputation management; research; strategic planning; crisis communications; media relations; multiple platform engagement including web, social media and traditional media; content development; media monitoring; public speaking and media training

11 N/A Integrated & strategic planning, process improvement, branding, research, facilitation & training, digital outreach, bilingual community engagement, social & traditional media, crisis communication, event planning & execution

City of Tucson, Pima Community College, University of Arizona, Southwest Gas, Tucson Water, TRICO, MHC Healthcare, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Arizona, Arizona Department of Transportation, Pinal County, Town of Sahuarita, Pima County, Maricopa County, Tucson Airport Authority, Tucson Environmental & General Services, City of Sierra Vista, Town of Oro Valley, Town of Fountain Hills

City of Tucson Mask Up Campaign, City of Tucson Economic Initiatives, Tucson Delivers, Rio Nuevo, Arizona Land & Water Trust, Borderland Construction, Tucson Water, Town of Sahuarita, Maricopa County, Town of Marana, Arizona Department of Transportation, Public Art and Community Design, Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation, Pima County Regional Flood Control District, Department of Transportation & Mobility, City of Tucson Parks & Recreation, Tucson IDA

Jan Gordley Dawn Hosack 1991

6 N/A Marketing, Advertising, Packaging, Copywriting, Public Relations/Crisis Management, Influencers, Blogging, Social Media, Traditional Media, Creative Design, Web design and management, Ecommerce, Shopify, Email marketing, Video Production

Nanette Pageau Joan Landers 1980

Retail, Grocery, CPGs, Education, Medical and more Karen Gavender

Sahuarita School District, World View, Loews Ventana Canyon, Pascua Yaqui Health Services, Raytheon, Mt. Graham Regional Medical Center, Department of Emergency Military Assistance

Phil Swaim

Ed Marley Mark Bollard 1969

3 Line and Space

627 East Speedway Tucson, AZ 85705

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5

5 Onyx Creative 22 E Ventura Road Tucson, AZ 85705

5 Seaver Franks Architects, Inc. AIA 2552 N. Alvernon Way Tucson, AZ 85712

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(520) 623-1313 henryt@lineandspace.com lineandspace.com

293-1488 m3@m3eng.com m3eng.com

(520) 547-7904 info@jsra.com jsra.com

(520) 545-7161 mailbox@onyxcreative.com onyxcreative.com

(520) 795-4000 seaverfranksaia@seaverfranks.com www.seaverfranks.com

(520)

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7

7 N/A Environmentally responsive architecture US General Service Administration, UA Andrew Weil Integrative Medicine, Pima County Northwest Service Center, Pima County Libraries

Architecture, engineering and construction management CMB-S4 South Pole Laboratory Building – South Pole, Antarctica; CTI Truck Maintenance Facility and Headquarters –Arizona, USA; Pima Community College, Aviation Technology Center Expansion - Arizona, USA; Mitsui Kinzoku Die-Casting Technology America, New Manufacturing Facility – Georgia, USA; Thirty Meter Telescope Project – Hawaii, USA

industrial

Hospitality, retail, hotels, resorts, casinos, custom residential, churches, medical offices, corporate and retail buildings

3, The Landing, Rancho Sahuarita site, Gap Ministries campus, Fabletics, Biolife

Roche Ventana Medical Systems, Epiroc Manufacturing Facility, Salpointe 700

Henry Tom Bob Clements

John Birkinbine Jared Logue 1978

Dan H. Neff

Bennett Alberto Eric Grigel 1986

Vernon Rosamond William Draper 1998

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Architectural Firms

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16

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(520)

(520)

(520)

Public

TMC Rincon Hospital, Bridges Refinery, Vail School District, TV School District, HSL Encantada Marana, TEP Irvington Campus, TCC Upgrades, Sunshine Mile, Lohse

Sahuarita School District, World View, Loews Ventana Canyon, Pascua Yaqui Health Services, Raytheon, Mt. Graham Regional Medical Center, Department of Emergency Military Assistance

Robin

Frank Slingerland

Sue Gray

Phil Swaim

Ed Marley Mark Bollard

1969

3 Line and Space

627 East Speedway Tucson, AZ 85705

3 M3 Engineering & Technology Corporation 2051 W. Sunset Rd., Ste. 101 Tucson, AZ 85704

5 JSRa, Inc. 5210 E Williams Cir, Ste 600 Tucson, AZ 85711

5 Onyx Creative 22 E Ventura Road Tucson, AZ 85705

5 Seaver Franks Architects, Inc. AIA 2552 N. Alvernon Way Tucson, AZ 85712

8 WSM Architects, a Division of ShiveHattery, Inc. 4330 N. Campbell Ave., Ste. 268 Tucson, AZ 85718

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(520) 623-1313 henryt@lineandspace.com lineandspace.com

(520) 293-1488 m3@m3eng.com m3eng.com

(520) 547-7904 info@jsra.com jsra.com

(520) 545-7161 mailbox@onyxcreative.com onyxcreative.com

(520) 795-4000 seaverfranksaia@seaverfranks.com www.seaverfranks.com

(520) 408-1044 wsm@wsmarch.com wsmarch.com & shive-hattery.com

85718 (520) 882-4484 tmcquillen@lrd-az.com lrd-az.com

(520) 792-0265

(520) 577-4560

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Environmentally responsive architecture US General Service Administration, UA Andrew Weil Integrative Medicine, Pima County Northwest Service Center, Pima County Libraries Henry Tom Bob Clements John Birkinbine Jared Logue 1978

7 N/A Architecture, engineering and construction management CMB-S4 South Pole Laboratory Building – South Pole, Antarctica; CTI Truck Maintenance Facility and Headquarters –Arizona, USA; Pima Community College, Aviation Technology Center Expansion - Arizona, USA; Mitsui Kinzoku Die-Casting Technology America, New Manufacturing Facility – Georgia, USA; Thirty Meter Telescope Project – Hawaii, USA

Health care, senior living, master planning, facility condition assessment N/A

Dan H. Neff Bennett Alberto Eric Grigel 1986

Vernon Rosamond William Draper 1998

Retail, commercial, industrial Bridges 3, The Landing, Rancho Sahuarita site, Gap Ministries campus, Fabletics, Biolife David Garcia Gabe Lara 2005

5 N/A Hospitality, retail, hotels, resorts, casinos, custom residential, churches, medical offices, corporate and retail buildings

Roche Ventana Medical Systems, Epiroc Manufacturing Facility, Salpointe 700 Wing, Salpointe Chemistry Lab, Diocese of Tucson, Larsen Baker Industrial, Tucson Military Vehicle Museum, Trico Masterplan Improvements, Velcro USA Expansion (Douglas, AZ)

4 N/A Government, commercial, education, health care JTED Phase II, Rain Bird Southpoint, Golder

Michael Franks 1975

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5

6

435 East 9th Street Tucson, AZ 85705-8581

7 Grenier Engineering, Inc. 6300 E. El Dorado Plaza, Ste A120 Tucson, AZ 85715

Mark

(520) 881-7480 tucson@wlbgroup.com wlbgroup.com

(520) 512-8183 info@sastructural.com www.sastructural.com

(520) 326-7082 jgrenier@greniereng.com

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5 16 Healthcare, Apartments, Commercial, Residential, Industrial, Office & other facility types.

The Residences at Del Yaqui, Crownpoint South Quarters Longmark Replacement, The Place at Rita Ranch-North

Ronald H. Schneider Dave N. Gibbens 1999

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4 Novak Environmental, Inc.

4574 N. First Ave. Ste. 100 Tucson, AZ 85718

4 The Planning Center

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2 E Congress, Suite 600 Tucson, AZ 85701

Design Collaborations, Ltd.

(520)

(520) 881-7480

(520)

(520) 206-0591 karen@novakenvironmental.com novakenvironmental.com

(520) 623-6146 info@azplanningcenter.com azplanningcenter.com

(520) 881-7480 tucson@wlbgroup.com wlbgroup.com

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3 N/A Riparian habitat plans, native plant studies, landscape and irrigation plans, neighborhood parks, water harvesting plans, trail design

Landscape Architecture Design, Park and Recreation Planning, Hardscape Design, Preservation/Restoration

Rocking K,, Wildflower, Verano, The Place at Mason Ranch, 471 W. Congress

Karen M. Cesare 1998

Mark F. Taylor, Jr.

James A. Tress

Landscape Architecture Design, Park & Recreation Planning, Urban Design

3 N/A Landscape architecture, urban design, mixed use and retail, multi-family, schools, roadways, water harvesting, visual communications

Mosaic Quarter; Solstice; The Alexander; Saguaro Bloom; Linda Vista Luxury Rentals

Linda S Morales Daniel Bradshaw 1982

403 N. Sixth Ave., Ste. 157 mjoplin@designcollaborations.com designcollaborations.com

Wheat Design Group, Inc.

(520) 882-9655 erb@arcstudiosinc.com www.arcstudiosinc.com

(520)

500 N. Tucson Blvd., Suite 150 Tucson, AZ 85716 office@wheatdesigngroup.com wheatdesigngroup.com

4 The Planning Center 2 E Congress, Suite 600 Tucson, AZ 85701

(520) 623-6146 info@azplanningcenter.com azplanningcenter.com

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3

Residential, commercial community projects, glass art

1 N/A Transportation/streetscape design, 3D Visualization, campus facilities, commercial, parks, erosion control, art coordination, green infrastructure, GIS

3

Margaret Joplin

at Mason Ranch, 471 W. Congress

Landscape architecture, urban design, mixed use and retail, multi-family, schools, roadways, water harvesting, visual communications

Mosaic Quarter; Solstice; The Alexander; Saguaro Bloom; Linda Vista Luxury Rentals

Linda S Morales Daniel Bradshaw

ADOT: I-17 Anthem Way to SR69, I-10 Ruthrauff to Ina Widening; Grant Road Improvement Project; COTP&R: Iron Horse Park, Cushing Street Skate Park, Reid Park Masterplan; UA Arts Buildings; UA Global Center; The Refinery at The Bridges Mielcarek 1982

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7 Wilder Landscape Architects

2738 E. Adams Street Tucson, AZ 85716

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(520) 320-3936 info@wilderla.com wilderla.com

Ranked by the number of full-time registered landscape architects. (2 P-T = 1 F-T)

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1 N/A Resilient landscapes firmly rooted in their locale. We work with public, commercial, and residential clients. Native Plant Preservation and Riparian Mitigation Plans, Restoration Plans, Water Harvesting Plans, Planting, Irrigation and Hardscape Plans.

design, 3D Visualization, campus facilities, commercial, parks, erosion control, public art coordination, green infrastructure,

N/A

Jennifer Patton Ben Wilder 2016

Ranked information is provided by business representatives at no charge and is ranked alphabetically in case of ties. Other businesses were contacted but either declined or did not respond by deadline. There is no charge to be included in Inside Tucson Business listings.

N/A=not provided WND=would not disclose NL=not listed last year NR=listed last year but ranking criteria not provided

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Charter Schools

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Private Elementary Schools

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3 Desert Christian Wrightstown Campus

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(520)

(520)

(520) 885-4800 admissions@desertchristian.org desertchristian.org

-12th

(520)

Liberal arts academics taught from a biblical perspective, close-knit community that partners with parents, ACSI accredited, award winning programs in science, arts

Aaron Jansen Angie Alday 1986

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4 Immaculate Heart Academy 410 E. Magee

Oro Valley, AZ 85704

(520)

(520) 297-6672 academyoffice@ihschool.org ihschool.org

Academics Sister Veronica Yvette Loya 1930

5 Castlehill Country

(520) 795-0008

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5 Castlehill Country Day School 3225

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(520)

(520) 721-1887

(520) 297-6672 academyoffice@ihschool.org ihschool.org

(520) 795-0008

(520)

(520) 721-1887

N/A=not provided WND=would not disclose NL=not listed last year NR=listed last year but ranking criteria not provided

School Districts in Southern Arizona

academics, innovative science, art, music and theater, Spanish, technology labs, physical development, library

Academy is an award winning school founded to provide an inclusive positive teaching environment for children based on the belief that all children are capable of learning, thriving, and being challenged in meaningful ways. Intermountain Academy uses Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy which is proven to be most effective for children with ASD. Ann Brusca

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Not a bank account.

Because we're not a bank.

Stop letting banking just happen to you. Become a Member-Owner of a local credit union to keep more dollars in our community.

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(520) 682-4314

(520) 792-1212 info@tucsonchamber.org TucsonChamber.org

Tammie McElroy

Sally Edwards

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501c(3) Organizations

(Intermountain) provides

highest quality, evidence-based health and

services to facilitate self-sufficiency for individuals in their own communities and cultural contexts. Intermountain strives to be a model for health and human service organizations.

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(520)

(520)

Intermountain Centers provides a broad continuum of Evidence Based Services for children, youth and adults that include both physical and behavioral health, child welfare, education, intellectual disabilities, integrated care, medication assisted treatment, substance use, specialized residential homes, and supported housing. In addition, Intermountain Centers provides food and environmental services.

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(520) 648-8131 marketing@laposadagv.com laposadacommunities.org

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(520) 407-6130 info@patronatosanxavier.org www.patronatosanxavier.org

29 Direct Center for Independence, Inc., d/b/a,

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(520) 624-6452

(520)

is an innovative healthcare provider in Arizona providing primary care, behavioral health, specialized education, substance use treatment, housing support services, and foster care.

Intermountain Centers (Intermountain) provides the highest quality, evidence-based health and human services to facilitate self-sufficiency for individuals in their own communities and cultural contexts. Intermountain strives to be a model for health and human service organizations. 1973

Human

including: adoption, foster family

after school program for at-risk

Patronato San Xavier funds and directs ethical conservation, conducts scientific research, and interprets the significance of Mission San Xavier del Bac, a National Historic Landmark in the community of Wa:k, part of the Tohono O'odham Nation. Patronato San Xavier is a nonsectarian, non-profit organization founded by Southern Arizona community leaders in 1978. Patronato receives no sustaining financial support from any Government or religious organization. Historic Preservation 1978

Advocacy

Center is a private, nonprofit organization operated by and for people with disabilities. Direct advocates voice, choice, and independence for people with disabilities. We envision a world of universal access and opportunity for all people with disabilities.

Direct is part of a national network of Centers for Independent Living (CILs) that supports individuals with disabilities in pursuing their goals and advocates for disability rights and justice. 1980 30

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two freshly-prepared meals each day, Monday through Friday, ready to eat for lunch and dinner. Meals are delivered daily by caring volunteers, a unique feature of our service. If needed, program participants receive pet food and incontinence supplies at no charge.

dedicated to providing

in the community an enriched educational experience through the study and performance of choral music. The Chorus endeavors to impart musical, social and leadership skills that build self-esteem and have a sustaining impact on its members. Representing and serving the community as

for PreK-12 students, teachers, and parents that create the next generation of critical thinkers and problem solvers. Students use science and engineering to solve a community problem.

activities & outdoor adventures that develop character for a lifetime of leadership and service. Since 2004, Eagle Scout and other Scouting member projects have contributed over 444,000 man-hours worth over $12.5 million back to our local communities.

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(520) 721-1887 porourke@ichd.net intermountaincenters.org

(520) 648-8131 marketing@laposadagv.com laposadacommunities.org

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(520)

Centers is an innovative healthcare provider

Arizona providing primary care, behavioral health, specialized education, substance use treatment, housing support services, and foster care.

for children, teens, adults, and military veterans living with special needs.

Intermountain Centers provides a broad continuum of Evidence Based Services for children, youth and adults that include both physical and behavioral health, child welfare, education, intellectual disabilities, integrated care, medication assisted treatment, substance use, specialized residential homes, and supported housing. In addition, Intermountain Centers provides food and environmental services.

Intermountain Centers (Intermountain) provides the highest quality, evidence-based health and human services to facilitate self-sufficiency for individuals in their own communities and cultural contexts. Intermountain strives to be a model for health and human service organizations.

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(520) 261-4458 feliciasfarm@gmail.com www.feliciasfarm.org

(520)

(520) 326-3412 service@handi-dogs.org www.handi-dogs.org

Garden is a living agricultural museum of Sonoran Desert-adapted heritage fruit-trees, traditional local heirloom crops and edible native plants. The Garden is managed by Friends of Tucson's Birthplace, a 501(c)3 non-profit with no religious affiliation. Mission Garden is located at the foot of Sentinel Peak, at the site of the Native

Urban farm donating its naturally grown produce and eggs to the homeless and vulnerable in Tucson while providing a place to learn about farming in desert and maintaining argricultural area in Central Tucson for food securuty of all.

95-3247091

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57 Many Mouths One Stomach P.O. Box 15 Tucson,

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59 Hearth Foundation, Inc. 229 West King (mailing address)

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414 N Toole Tucson, AZ 85749

(520) 312-8923 Info@soazseniorpride.org https://soazseniorpride.org

(520) 648-8131 marketing@laposadagv.com laposadacommunities.org

(520) 207-9350 hearthfoundation@gmail.com TheHearthFoundation.org

(520) 299-7294 president@southernazwatercolorguild.com http://southernazwatercolorguild.com

(520)

(520) 322-6226 ExecDir@B-26MHS.org B-26MHS.org

(520) 730-8763 satm1673@outlook.com www.Tucsonhistoricdepot.org

64 Jazz in January, Inc. dba Tucson Jazz Festival P.O. Box 1809 Tucson, AZ 85702-1809 (520) 762-6260 info@tucsonjazzfestival.org www.tucsonjazzfestival.org

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Mouths One Stomach (MMOS) is a Tucson-based collective of artists, teachers and community activists who come together with the intent to create, inspire, manifest and perpetuate modern festal culture. “Festal Culture” is the expression and fulfillment of core human needs through public celebration, ceremony, and ritual. The All Souls Procession is an event that was created to serve the public need to mourn, reflect, and celebrate the universal experience of Death, through their ancestors, loved ones and the living. Our events establish a legacy that reclaims public space through art and blurs the line between participant and observer, ritual and performance. Together with our commitment to education, outreach, and collaboration, MMOS stewards a vision wherein the creative act becomes a mode of living.

is an innovative healthcare provider in Arizona providing primary care, behavioral health, specialized education, substance use treatment, housing support services, and foster care.

Intermountain Centers provides a broad continuum of Evidence Based Services for children, youth and adults that include both physical and behavioral health, child welfare, education, intellectual disabilities, integrated care, medication assisted treatment, substance use, specialized residential homes, and supported housing. In addition, Intermountain Centers provides food and environmental services.

Intermountain Centers (Intermountain) provides the highest quality, evidence-based health and human services to facilitate self-sufficiency for individuals in their own communities and cultural contexts. Intermountain strives to be a model for health and human service organizations. 1973

Services for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex older people: Gatherings in Park, Book Club, Grief and Loss Support Groups, Friendly Visits and Phone Calls, Advance Medical Care Planning, Volunteer Opportunities, Newsletter

art education

non-profit focused on the promotion of jazz music education and performance, with an annual festival in downtown Tucson.

Jazz in January, Inc. champions musicians who play jazz and closely related genres

mission of the Noor Women’s Association is to assist the neediest refugees to make the transition to the life in the United States – with emphasis on widows and single parents.

Mentoring Tucson’s Kids is a private, non-profit, faithbased organization with a mission of positively influencing youth facing tough life challenges through providing oneon-one mentor relationships with healthy, committed and caring adults. Community-based

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Intermountain Centers provides a broad continuum of Evidence Based Services for children, youth and adults that include both physical and behavioral health, child welfare, education, intellectual disabilities, integrated care, medication assisted treatment, substance use, specialized residential homes, and supported housing. In addition, Intermountain Centers provides food and environmental services.

an innovative healthcare provider

Arizona providing primary care, behavioral health, specialized education, substance use treatment, housing support services, and foster care.

Intermountain Centers (Intermountain) provides the highest quality, evidence-based health and human services to facilitate self-sufficiency for individuals in their own communities and cultural contexts. Intermountain strives to be a model for health and human service organizations.

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What do Arizonans agree on?

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Center for the Future of Arizona was born out of love for our state and a desire to realize its full potential nearly twenty years ago. Our mission to bring Arizonans together to create a stronger and brighter future is more important than ever. Join us in making a difference in Arizona.

Learn more about our survey research and initiatives, subscribe to our newsletter, and connect with us at arizonafuture.org

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282 Catholic Community Services helps people build better lives. We strengthen children, adults, families and communities by providing help, creating hope and serving all to realize a vision of A compassionate and just community that upholds the God-given worth and dignity of every human being.

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12 Masonry construction Rudy Ruiz Sr. 1976

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9 Purchaser of scrap metals from the public and private sector Olga H. Gallego 1985

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18 Commercial, Residential Architecture Design, Renovation, New Construction, Multi-Family, Tennant Improvement, Healthcare, Education, Retail, Hospitality, Private, Office, Industrial, Manufacturing, Permitting, Construction Documents, Site Assessment, Visual Design and Renders

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A teaching hospital, providing primary care and specialty care in surgery, medicine, neurology and mental health

Kimberley Parkinson Audrey Reff

John B. Kettelle Jennifer S. Gutowski

Offset, digital and letterpress printing

We help individuals and businesses achieve their financial and strategic goals. Our services include advisory, accounting, and assurance with deep expertise in international tax, business valuation, fraud and forensic accounting, IT security audit, client advisory/back office accounting, federal acquisition regulations, and employee benefit plan audits for a broad range of industries.

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Offset, digital and letterpress printing

We help individuals and businesses achieve their financial and strategic goals. Our services include advisory, accounting, and assurance with deep expertise in international tax, business valuation, fraud and forensic accounting, IT security audit, client advisory/back office accounting, federal acquisition regulations, and employee benefit plan audits for a broad range of industries.

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Phillip C Dalrymple

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37 Desert Milagros 2550 E. Fort Lowell Rd Tucson, AZ 85716 520-531-1040 info@desertmilagros.net www.desertmilagros.net

37 Mr. Electric of Tucson 8230 E. Broadway, Ste. E-3 Tucson, AZ 85710 (520) 319-8658 mrselectrictucson@gmail.com mrelectric.com

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9 Public Relations, Market Research, Creative, Digital, Strategy, Integrated Marketing Mary Rowley Jan Howard 2003

9 Purchaser of scrap metals from the public and private sector Olga H. Gallego 1985

8 Behavioral Health Faith V. Suaso N/A

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Angela Baurley, Founder, CEO, MBA 2002

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(520) 390-7609 ejacklitch@emjphotos.org www.emjphotos.org

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S Rancho Sahuarita Blvd. Sahuarita, AZ 85629

(520) 792-1450

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https://www.healthiertucson.com/northwest-medical-centersahuarita?utm_campaign=gmb&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=local

Certified chest pain center and stroke center, robotic-assisted general surgery and total joint replacement, gastroenterology, cardiology, inpatient rehabilitation, emergency room and freestanding emergency center, diagnostic imaging, sleep center, behavioral health

department, outpatient imaging, outpatient lab services, cardiology, gastroenterology, orthopedic surgery, general surgery

but either declined or did not respond by deadline. There is no charge to be included in Inside Tucson Business listings.

Brett Lee

At Tucson Medical Center, patient care has always come first. Our staff is dedicated to providing patient-focused, compassionate, state-of-the-art medicine.

At Tucson Medical Center, patient care has always come first. Our staff is dedicated to providing patient-focused, compassionate, state-of-the-art medicine.

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4 Homewatch Caregivers of Tucson 1870 W. Orange Grove Road Tucson, AZ 85704

5 Valor HospiceCare & The Valor Institute for Palliative Medicine 1760 E. River Road, Suite 150 Tucson, AZ 85718

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4 Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery 6872 E. Sunrise Dr., Ste. 130 Tucson, AZ 85750

5 Wilde Meyer Gallery 2890 East Skyline Drive, Ste 170 Tucson, AZ 85718

6 Tucson Jewish Community Center 3800 E. River Rd. Tucson, AZ 85718

7 It's A Blast! Glass Gallery 927 North Swan Road Tucson, AZ 85711

7 Southern Arizona Watercolor Guild Gallery 5420 E Broadway, Ste 240 Tucson, AZ 85711

9 Chris Bubany Artists Gallery 6538 E. Tanque Verde Rd Tucson, AZ 85715

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(520) 621-7567 artmuseum@arizona.edu artmuseum.arizona.edu

(520) 722-7798 office@medmanart.com www.medicinemangallery.com

(520) 615-5222 info@wildemeyer.com wildemeyer.com

(520) 299-3000 info@tucsonjcc.org tucsonjcc.org

(520) 327-7879 gallery@its-a-blast-glass.com www.its-a-blast-glass.com

(520) 299-7294 president@southernazwatercolorguild.com http://southernazwatercolorguild.com

(520) 855-1966 chrisbubanyartistsgallery@gmail.com chrisbubanyartistsgallery.com

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de Kooning, Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock, Georgia O'Keeffe, Audrey Flack

art from the 14th century to today, permanent and changing exhibits

7,000 Ed Mell, Howard Post, Glenn Dean, Fred & Deborah Fellows, John and Terri Moyers Maynard Dixon Museum, Early western artists, Taos Founders, Native American Antiques, Contemporary Southwestern Paintings Sculpture Paintings, Sculpture, Textiles, Pottery, Jewelry Dr. Mark Sublette Megan Laughlin 1992

3,600 Sherri Belassen, Diane Barbee, Connie Townsend Contemporary original fine art N/A

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20,000 sq. ft. outdoor sculpture garden, two indoor fine art galleries N/A Todd Rockoff 1955

1,400 Phil Kindler, Tom Philabaum Sandblasted Glass Drinkware, Home Decor, Custom Gifts & Awards Glass, pottery, ceramics, photography, wood Marsha A Jacquay 1992

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1,200 Chris Bubany, Roni Woolston, Sara Spanjers, Susan Elias, Jackie Bradley Debra Little, Barbara. Conaway, Malu Nicolette, Christine Diaz

Original water media-based art, including watercolor, gouache, and acrylic Framed, Matted Ready-to-Frame, Prints, Notecards Isapat (Pat) Perkins N/A

An Eclectic Mix of art mediums ceramic tableware, jewelry, recycled art, watercolors, oils, colored pencil, fused glass, stained glass Chris Bubany Roni Woolston Sara Spanjers

of ties. Other businesses were contacted but either declined or did not respond by deadline. There is no charge to be included in Inside Tucson Business listings.

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(520) 622-6868 brooklyntony@gmail.com brooklynpizzacompany.com

(520) 621-1989 su-sueventplanning@email.arizona.edu https://union.arizona.edu/catering/

(520) 326-8999 info@reidparkzoo.org reidparkzoo.org

(520) 884-5033

offer every type of food you can imagine. A wide variety of catering options from buffets to plated dinners, grab and go meals to take home desserts and delectables.

Custom menus, one stop event services shop, full service catering company.

by Wyndham Tucson 777 W. Cushing Street Tucson,

85745 (520) 239-2300 sales@tucsonramada.com tucsonramada.com

4 Sonesta ES Suites Tucson 6477 E. Speedway

(520) 721-0991 sonia.hammrich@sonesta.com www.sonesta.com/tucson

5 Lodge on the Desert 306 N. Alvernon Way Tucson, AZ 85711 (520) 320-2000 sales@lodgeonthedesert.com www.lodgeonthedesert.com

(520) 889-6600

breakfast, free Internet, free parking, Terrace Cafe' and Bar, three-acre courtyard with pool and tennis. Located on new streetcar route.

Let's Get RE:acquainted You’ll find a warm and friendly spirit at our newly redesigned Sonesta ES Suites Tucson—one that elevates your experience to something more than just an overnight stay. Whether you’re here for business or pleasure, we offer more ways to enjoy your stay and perfectly located close to the area’s most scenic sights of beautiful Arizona, as well as prominent businesses. Free daily breakfast, free high-speed wireless Internet, onsite laundry and free parking are all added conveniences to add value, and pleasure, to your stay. And with our fully equipped kitchen you can relax and prepare meals on your own schedule. Come enjoy all the wonderful amenities that make Sonesta ES Suites Tucson a surprisingly different extended-stay hotel.

Complimentary Lodge breakfast We have 102 rooms available that showcase the vintage charm of our historic Casita rooms and the modern Deluxe rooms which offer contemporary Southwest décor. Heated pool and whirlpool spa, open daily. Indoor and outdoor event space, perfect for meetings, receptions, and weddings, accommodating up to 200 guests. Snacks, beverages, and Southwestern-inspired items available for purchase in our Gift Shop — perfect for satisfying a late-night craving or grabbing a poolside snack. Same-day laundry service Monday through Saturday. Must drop off at Front Desk by 8:30am. Complimentary onsite parking. Wireless Wi-Fi access throughout the resort.

Mary Brashear Wes Clark 1972

Marie Rubio

Jim Hinkley

Sonia Hammrich 1985

Kyle Treat

Public Golf Courses

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Southern Arizona Breweries

1 Reid Park Zoo 3400 E Zoo Ct Tucson, AZ 85716

(520) 881-4753 info@reidparkzoo.org ReidParkZoo.org

3 Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch 17599 E Peak Lane Picacho, AZ 85141

4 Children's Museum Tucson | Oro Valley 200 S. Sixth Ave. Tucson, AZ 85701

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5 Tucson Botanical Gardens 2150 N. Alvernon Way Tucson, AZ 85712-3199

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6 Tucson Dragway 12000 S. Houghton Rd. Tucson, AZ 85747

(520) 466-3658 fun@roostercogburn.com www.roostercogburn.com

Southern Arizona Tourist Attractions

(520) 792-9985 cmt@childrensmuseumtucson.org Childrensmuseumtucson.org

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(520) 326-9686 info@tucsonbotanical.org tucsonbotanical.org

(520) 762-9700 Jim@tucsondragway.com Tucsondragway.com

on Steroids! All age fun with everything from Ostrich, Mini Donkeys, Lorikeets, Stingrays, and More.

Danna CogburnBarrett D.C. "Rooster" Cogburn

Lucille Cogburn 1999

Play-based learning and discovery for children and famlies Hilary Van Alsburg 1986

of native and non-native plants. Michelle Conklin 1964

dragracing, all competition categories, ages 3 - 99, military friendly Matthew DeYoung Jim Hughes

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7 Jazz in January, Inc. dba Tucson Jazz Festival P.O. Box 1809

AZ 85702-1809

8 Arizona Zipline Adventures

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Dodge Chita Stevenson Elliot Glicksman

Play-based learning and discovery for children and famlies Hilary Van Alsburg 1986

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5 Tucson Botanical Gardens 2150 N. Alvernon Way Tucson, AZ 85712-3199

State Museum / The University of Arizona

6 Tucson Dragway 12000 S. Houghton

E. University Boulevard Tucson, AZ 85721-0026

(520) 326-9686 info@tucsonbotanical.org tucsonbotanical.org

(520) 621-6302 dfl@email.arizona.edu www.statemuseum.arizona.edu

species of native and non-native plants. Michelle Conklin 1964

D. Lyons, Ph.D.

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11 Tucson Balloon Rides 3079 W. Avenida Cresta Tucson, AZ 85745

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(520) 235-5355 tucsonballoonrides@gmail.com tucsonballoonrides.com

(520) 463-2600 arizonarenfest@renfestinfo.com arizona.renfestinfo.com

Southern Arizona Wineries

(520) 235-5355 tucsonballoonrides@gmail.com tucsonballoonrides.com

(520) 463-2600 arizonarenfest@renfestinfo.com arizona.renfestinfo.com

Amazing 50acre 16th Century village, 16stages, 200 artisans,jousting arena, feasting, mermaids and so much more. It is an ALL day adventure.

16th Century village, 16stages, 200 artisans,jousting arena, feasting, mermaids and so much more. It is an ALL day adventure. 1989

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5 Regole Design 7402 E Riverbank Loop Tucson, AZ 85715

6 Raven's Eye Design, LLC 811 E. Alturas St. Tucson, AZ 85719

7 Brandt Advertising P.O. Box 32405 Tucson, AZ 85751

(520)

cirrusvisual.com

(520) 321-4655 info@westechgraphics.com www.westechgraphics.com

(520) 624-9577 don@regole.com regole.com

(520) 241-5494 hello@ravenseyedesign.com https://ravenseyedesign.com

(520) 850-2235 brandtadv@aol.com N/A

(520)

4 Logo & Brand Identity, Annual Report, Marketing Campaign, Direct Mail, Product Launch

Visual communications, identity/brand development, advertising, and promotions for marketing, print, and web.

Custom website design, brochures, advertising

(520) 290-9004 brian@andersondesignaz.com andersondesignaz.com

Beat33 N/A N/A, N/A N/A 520-789-6560 N/A https://beat33tucson.com/

Blumenthal Design Group P.O. Box 31084 Tucson, AZ 85751 (520) 323-3121 info@blumenthaldesigngroup.com blumenthaldesigngroup.com

Boelts Design, Inc. 345 E University Blvd Tucson, AZ 85705 (520) 465-7645 jb@boeltsdesign.com boeltsdesign.com

Caliber Group 4007 E. Paradise Falls Dr., Ste. 212 Tucson, AZ 85712 (520) 795-4500 bizdev@calibergroup.com calibergroup.com

N/A 15 Full-service brand marketing & public relations firm providing brand positioning strategy, creative, logo & tagline development; web, digital & interactive design; animation; illustration; infographics; signage design; print & digital marketing materials; vehicle wraps; package design; trade show booths; e-blasts & e-newsletters; presentation templates; social media graphics; custom photos & videos; and advertising for all print, digital, broadcast, and out-of-home mediums.

Hughes Federal Credit Union, Tech Parks Arizona, University of Arizona Center for Innovation, Arizona Athletics, Sun Corridor, Knott Development/Mosaic Quarter, Westland Resources, Dove Mountain, Gladden Farms, PICOR, Diamond Ventures, CODAC, Easterseals Blake Foundation/AVIVA, PCOA, Boys & Girls Clubs.

Brandon Blair Matt Blair Chris Carls 1999

Bill Roach 1990

Don Regole 1989

Chad Bush 1999

Starr

Jackson Boelts Alison Boelts

Graphic Design Firms

Frank Williams Design Co. 820 E. Placita del Mirador Tucson, AZ 85718

FReY Creative Marketing

310 S. Williams Blvd. #260 Tucson, AZ 85711

Godat Design Inc. 101 W. Simpson St. Tucson, AZ 85701

(520) 321-4372 frank@frankwilliamsdesign.com frankwilliamsdesign.com

(520) 745-8221 robyn@adwiz.com adwiz.com

(520) 544-0529 scott@garmentgraphics.net garmentgraphics.net

(520) 620-6337 info@godatdesign.com godatdesign.com

Department of Transportation, Pinal County Airports, Town of Sahuarita, Pima County, Maricopa County, Tucson Airport Authority, Tucson Environmental & General Services, City of Sierra Vista, Town of Oro Valley

Jan Gordley Dawn Hosack 1991

Great Scott Design 535 W. Atua Pl. Oro Valley, AZ 85737

3 Cirrus Visual Communication 601 N. Stone Ave Tucson, AZ 85705

4 Westech Graphics Inc. 8750 E Speedway Blvd Ste 150 Tucson, AZ 85710

85752

5 Regole Design 7402 E Riverbank Loop Tucson, AZ 85715

6 Raven's Eye Design, LLC 811 E. Alturas St. Tucson, AZ 85719

Jennifer Mead Creative

7 Brandt Advertising P.O. Box 32405 Tucson, AZ 85751

Lori Lieber Graphic Design Inc. 2302

7th

Lynne

(520) 795-3027 karen@gr8scottdesign.com gr8scottdesign.com

(520) 514-5704 cloud9@cirrusvisual.com cirrusvisual.com $475,000

4 Logo & Brand Identity, Annual Report, Marketing Campaign, Direct Mail, Product Launch

Brandon Blair Matt Blair Chris Carls 1999

(520) 344-0288 info@chels.net happybarn.biz

(520) 321-4655 info@westechgraphics.com www.westechgraphics.com

(520) 624-9577 don@regole.com regole.com

(520) 241-5494 hello@ravenseyedesign.com https://ravenseyedesign.com

Visual communications, identity/brand development, advertising, and promotions for marketing, print, and web.

Bill Roach 1990

Don Regole 1989

(520) 850-2235 brandtadv@aol.com N/A

520-222-8048 hello@jennifermeadcreative.com http://jennifermeadcreative.com/

AZ 85719 (520) 884-4268 lori@lorilieber.com lorilieber.com

360-1880 lmeastdesign@gmail.com lmeastdesign.com

Mansell Graphics N/A N/A, N/A N/A 520-477-2496 michael@mansellgraphics.com http://www.jtonlinewebdesign.com

McFadden/Gavender 4729 E. Sunrise #445 Tucson, AZ 85718

Service Graphic Design, Advertising, PR Brett Interiors, Forty Niner CC, Green Things, Pepper Viner Homes Regina M.

(520) 990-6040 barbara@mcfaddengavender.com www.mcfaddengavender.com N/A 5 Marketing, Advertising, Packaging, Copywriting, Public Relations/Crisis Management, Influencers, Blogging, Social Media, Traditional Media, Creative Design, Web design and management, Ecommerce, Shopify, Email marketing, Video Production Retail, Grocery, CPGs, Education, Medical and more Karen Gavender Barbara McFadden 2001 My

(520) 302-0362 info@myblackdogbooks.com myblackdogbooks.com

155 Tucson, AZ 85718 (520) 290-9004 brian@andersondesignaz.com andersondesignaz.com

(520)

Blumenthal Design Group P.O. Box 31084 Tucson, AZ 85751 (520) 323-3121 info@blumenthaldesigngroup.com blumenthaldesigngroup.com

Boelts Design, Inc. 345 E University Blvd Tucson, AZ 85705 (520) 465-7645 jb@boeltsdesign.com boeltsdesign.com

Caliber Group 4007 E. Paradise Falls Dr., Ste. 212 Tucson, AZ 85712 (520) 795-4500 bizdev@calibergroup.com calibergroup.com

Cdesigns

85739

(520) 622-8635

Full-service brand marketing & public relations firm providing brand positioning strategy, creative, logo & tagline development; web, digital & interactive design; animation; illustration; infographics; signage design; print & digital marketing materials; vehicle wraps; package design; trade show booths; e-blasts & e-newsletters; presentation templates; social media graphics; custom photos & videos; and advertising for all print, digital, broadcast, and out-of-home mediums. Hughes Federal Credit Union, Tech Parks Arizona, University of Arizona Center for Innovation, Arizona Athletics, Sun Corridor, Knott Development/Mosaic Quarter, Westland Resources, Dove Mountain, Gladden Farms, PICOR, Diamond Ventures, CODAC, Easterseals Blake Foundation/AVIVA, PCOA, Boys & Girls Clubs.

Jackson Boelts Alison Boelts 1986

Linda Welter Kerry Stratford 1997

N/A,

http://www.spatialgraphic.com/

Graphic Design Firms

(520)

Tucson

Van

2

(520)

WhiteSpace

3 Cirrus Visual Communication 601 N. Stone Ave Tucson, AZ 85705

4 Westech Graphics Inc. 8750 E Speedway Blvd Ste 150 Tucson, AZ 85710

Ranked by 2021 graphic billings as reported by firm.

(520) 514-5704 cloud9@cirrusvisual.com cirrusvisual.com

(520) 321-4655 info@westechgraphics.com www.westechgraphics.com

$475,000

4 Logo & Brand Identity, Annual Report, Marketing Campaign, Direct Mail, Product Launch

County, Tucson Airport Authority, Tucson Environmental & General Services, City of Sierra Vista, Town of Oro Valley

Jan Gordley

Dawn Hosack 1991

Brandon Blair

Matt Blair Chris Carls 1999

Bill Roach 1990

Ranked information is provided by business

5 Regole Design 7402 E Riverbank Loop Tucson, AZ 85715

6 Raven's Eye Design, LLC 811 E. Alturas St. Tucson, AZ 85719

7

(520) 624-9577 don@regole.com regole.com

(520) 241-5494 hello@ravenseyedesign.com https://ravenseyedesign.com

(520) 850-2235 brandtadv@aol.com N/A

(520) 690-1248

brian@andersondesignaz.com andersondesignaz.com

Group P.O. Box 31084 Tucson, AZ 85751 (520) 323-3121 info@blumenthaldesigngroup.com blumenthaldesigngroup.com

Boelts Design, Inc. 345 E University Blvd Tucson, AZ 85705 (520) 465-7645 jb@boeltsdesign.com boeltsdesign.com

Caliber Group 4007 E. Paradise Falls Dr., Ste. 212 Tucson, AZ 85712 (520) 795-4500 bizdev@calibergroup.com calibergroup.com N/A

Visual communications, identity/brand development, advertising, and promotions for marketing, print, and web.

Don Regole 1989

Full-service brand marketing & public relations firm providing brand positioning strategy, creative, logo & tagline development; web, digital & interactive design; animation; illustration; infographics; signage design; print & digital marketing materials; vehicle wraps; package design; trade show booths; e-blasts & e-newsletters; presentation templates; social media graphics; custom photos & videos; and advertising for all print, digital, broadcast, and out-of-home mediums.

Hughes Federal Credit Union, Tech Parks Arizona, University of Arizona Center for Innovation, Arizona Athletics, Sun Corridor, Knott Development/Mosaic Quarter, Westland Resources, Dove Mountain, Gladden Farms, PICOR, Diamond Ventures, CODAC, Easterseals Blake Foundation/AVIVA, PCOA, Boys & Girls Clubs. Linda Welter

Website Designers

3 CS Design Studios 6541 E. Tanque Verde Rd., Ste. 23 Tucson , AZ 85715

5 Anchor Wave Internet Solutions

(520) 908-6088 info@csdesignstudios.com www.csdesignstudios.com

7400 N Oracle Rd Suite 150-444, Tucson, AZ 85704 (520) 622-3731 info@anchorwave.com http://www.anchorwave.com

6 McFadden/Gavender

4729 E. Sunrise #445 Tucson, AZ 85718 (520) 990-6040 barbara@mcfaddengavender.com www.mcfaddengavender.com

7

8

planning & buying, tracking & metrics reporting; marketing automation & lead generation; email marketing; social media management and content creation (organic & paid); audience engagement & metrics.

15 5,000/100,000+ Web management, design, development, programming, video production, photography, videography, animation, Google partner, SEO, SEM, CRO, PPC, Fractional Chief Marketing Officer

8 N/A Website Design, Internet Marketing, SEO, Web Hosting, Online Reputation Management

6 N/A Marketing, Advertising, Packaging, Copywriting, Public Relations/Crisis Management, Influencers, Blogging, Social Media, Traditional Media, Creative Design, Web design and management, Ecommerce, Shopify, Email marketing, Video Production

Hughes Federal Credit Union, Tech Parks Arizona, University of Arizona Center for Innovation, Arizona Athletics, Sun Corridor, Knott Development/Mosaic Quarter, Westland Resources, Dove Mountain, Gladden Farms, PICOR, Diamond Ventures, CODAC, Easterseals Blake Foundation/AVIVA, PCOA, Boys & Girls Clubs.

Pima Air & Space Museum, University of Arizona, Rose Academies, Al Coronado Plumbing, Trico Electric Cooperative

Linda Welter Kerry Stratford 1997

Wyatt R. Chambers

Tyson Torres

Michael Bright 2008

Mike Schmidt

Anthony Rivera

Lilly Darling

John Decker

Jill King 2003

Retail, Grocery, CPGs, Education,

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