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April 2014 contents Features

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18 | Selling Scottsdale

Mitchell Realty Group meets

reality TV 26 | Residence Rejuvenation

Take a tour of remodels by

Airpark designers 36 | Remember When

Scottsdalians recycle for a cause 43 | Pioneer Title Agency

Mom-and-pop business success 48 | Music on the Promenade

8th annual music series debuts

this month 49 | Business Profile

Sierra Pointe 54 | Anita Lang of IMI Design

Interior designer launches luxury

line of furniture 58 | Redline Athletics

New franchise concept opens in

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COLUMNS 60 | Financial Fundamentals

The characteristics of the

ideal investment

by Thomas K. Brueckner,

Strategic Asset Conservation 62 | Technology

SEO & keyword analysis

by Eric Olsen, Fasturtle

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Departments 4 | Editor’s Note

67 | Scottsdale Airpark Map

on the cover:

6 | Business News

68 | Business Directory

James Wexler & Jason Mitchell, Mitchell Group/Realty Executives

46 | Dining Destinations

78 | Community Call

66 | Business Horoscope

77 | Advertiser Index

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editor’s note

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s the residential real estate market has bounced back, the Airpark’s once-thriving design/furniture/ remodeling sector is making a comeback too. In this issue, we asked two homeowners who both live and work in the area to share their recent "residential rejuvenation" projects, completed with the expertise of Airpark interior designers.

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Editor Kimberly Hundley

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CONTRIBUTING WriterS Marjorie Rice and Joan Fudala DESIGNERS Helga Benz

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Veronica Romero

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Without a doubt, the trending home style in Scottsdale these days is simpler, cleaner lines and a move to natural materials, according to our experts. Faux is a no; modern is the new new.

SENIOR AD SALES Executive Ann Boeding

Last month, I happened to visit what is likely the most unique home in North Scottsdale: the Boulder House, constructed as a private residence in the 1980s among granite boulders once used by ancient peoples of the Southwest. The space felt vital, magical and modern—despite its 1.6 billion-year-old bones—a testament to the enduring power of natural materials.

Senior Account Executive Lou Lagrave

Today the Boulder House is used as a venue for private events and could well inspire your next project. Check it out at FortMcDowellAdventures.com.

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Editorial Advisory Board Maryglenn Boals - MgBoals & Associates Beth Brezinski - Underwriter Beth Cochran - Wired Public Relations Steve Cross - Cross Commercial Realty Advisors Rick Kidder - Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce John Meyer - Airport Property Specialist Kevin Newell - Hymson Goldstein & Pantiliat

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Abe’s Deli Moving to Hayden Peak Crossing Abe’s of Scottsdale Deli has closed at Scottsdale Road and Gold Dust Avenue, but owner Larry Abel is planning a new

venture, Miller’s Deli & Grill, in Hayden Peak Crossing, at Thompson Peak Parkway, reports AZCentral. The new space will be smaller, with no deli case and a scaled-back menu. Staples such as cabbage soup, pastrama sandwiches and bagels will remain in addition to a bar area and large-screen TVs. More: millersdeliaz.com.

Fox Hires up for New Zinburger Phoenix-based Fox Restaurant Concepts announced plans to hire more than 100 workers to staff its newest Zinburger location, scheduled to open this spring at Scottsdale Quarter. Job fairs were held in late March.

Fox operates numerous restaurant concepts in the Valley, including several in the Greater Airpark (True Food Kitchen, Greene House, North, Sauce and Juby True).

UA Eller College Satellite Leaving Airpark The University of Arizona Eller College of Management will be moving its Valley

satellite location from Pima Road and Bell Road in Scottsdale to downtown Phoenix in late August or September. The Eller College will occupy classroom and office space on the campus of the UA College of MedicinePhoenix. The location will be home to two of Eller’s part-time MBA programs for working professionals. The Eller College began offering its MBA programs in the Phoenix area in 2006 with the launch of the Executive MBA program in Scottsdale.

AZ Bike Week Rides into Town; Harley Dealership Plans Unveiled Arizona Bike Week, which attracts nearly 100,000 bikers to the greater Phoenix area, will be celebrated April 2-6 at WestWorld in Scottsdale. This year, Harley-Davidson of Scottsdale and Go AZ Motorcycles, owned by entrepreneur and motorcycle aficionado Bob Parsons, will back the event.

Adding to opening day hype, HarleyDavidson of Scottsdale, situated on the corner of Hayden Road and Northsight Boulevard in the Airpark, reveals plans …continues on page 10

Is there a cure for musculoskeletal pain?

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Acupuncture is an ancient medical art originating in China over 3000 years ago. It involves the use of small, stainless steel needles inserted into the skin to affect the body’s energy flow.

It is a subtle, relatively non-invasive medical practice capable of producing profound effects in healing. The National Institute of Health (NIH) has funded several clinical trials to determine the efficacy of acupuncture in treating pain with positive results.

The World Health Organization has also listed acupuncture as an effective treatment for pain management. But how does it work?

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To heal properly and minimize pain, damaged tissue must regenerate and be replaced with healthy, functional tissue. This requires healthy circulation of nutrient rich blood through the injured site. Acupuncture needles can break up scar tissue and increase blood flow, enhancing the tensile strength of the tissues and increasing movement.

Less scar tissue preserves the integrity of damaged tissues and reduces the likelihood of weakness, re-injury, and the development of chronic pain. By treating the surrounding tissue of an injury, the pain is permanently relieved. For best results it is important to treat all injuries, even minor ones, as soon as possible.

Pain is one of the most common reasons people visit our clinic. I have success with several different cases of chronic and acute pain including low back, neck and shoulder, and all over joint pain.

“Sydney has helped reduce my neck pain to the point where life is manageable again.

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Pinnacle Aviation Adds Gulfstream G200 to Charter Fleet Scottsdale Airport-based Pinnacle Aviation announces the addition of a Gulfstream G200 to its fleet of luxury charter aircraft. The G200 provides the charter client a comfortable and cost-effective aircraft for domestic and international travel. The super midsize cabin offers a range of more than 3,700 statute miles. It can comfortably accommodate 10 passengers with up to 150 cubic feet of baggage.

The interior includes a forward four-seat club arrangement, an aft four-seat dining group, and a two-seat divan. The addition of the Gulfstream G200 brings Pinnacle's charter fleet to a total of eight aircraft.

Glimcher Submits Plans for Next Phase

of Scottsdale Quarter Glimcher Realty Trust submitted plans with the city for the next phase of Scottsdale Quarter, proposing a six-story building at Butherus Drive and 73rd Street that would include 30,000 square feet of retail crowned by offices, reports AZCentral.com. The site is 2.7 acres at the southeastern corner of the Quarter.

The northern end, along GreenwayHayden Loop, will feature a similar building, now under construction and slated for 2015 completion. Future plans for the central part of the property— proposed but not yet submitted—could include a hotel.

GoDaddy Going Public?

GoDaddy is prepping to go public, according to reports from the Wall Street Journal and others. The Airpark-based “domain name registrar and small-business website provider is working toward an initial public offering of stock for some time in the second half of this year,” reports Phoenix

Business Journal.

Goorman Elected to Scottsdale Bar’s Board Scottsdale attorney, Perry Goorman, with law offices in North Scottsdale as well as Colorado, was recently elected to be a member of the board of directors of the Scottsdale Bar Association.

Parsons Buys ‘Sierra Reserve’ Site GoDaddy founder Bob Parsons has purchased a prime slice of North Scottsdale from golf course-community developer Lyle Anderson, who had planned to develop it into the Sierra Reserve community, reports AZCentral.com. The 223acre site, at Dynamite Road and 118th …continues on page 12

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airparkbusinessnews …continued from page 10 Street, is expected to be incorporated into adjacent Scottsdale National Golf Club, which Parsons acquired last fall (Golf Club Scottsdale). “I made a commitment to make Scottsdale National one of the very best, most exclusive golf clubs in the world,” Parsons said in a statement.

“The acquisition of the adjoining property is a major step toward delivering on the promise.”

Camelot Hosts ‘Derby’ Fundraiser C a m e l o t Therapeutic Horsemanship will open its gates to the public 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, May 3, to celebrate the Kentucky Derby at its annual Hooves & Heroes fam-

ily event, 6250 E. Jomax Road, Scottsdale.

Admission is free, derby hats are encouraged! The spring fundraiser features a live derby broadcast, a dinner ($10 adult; $5 children), beer and wine, line dancing, and live horseback-riding performances by student and instructors plus a silent auction.

Camelot Therapeutic Horsemanship is a nonprofit organization that teaches horsemanship to children and adults who have physical disabilities. More: CamelotAZ. org; 480-515-1542.

Scottsdale Beer Fest on Tap at WestWorld in May The second annual Scottsdale Beer Festival is set for Saturday afternoon, May 10, at WestWorld, bringing together dozens of craft breweries, including many from Arizona. The event will feature live music, food trucks and delicious beers.

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Spring Breakers Flock to Scottsdale

Scottsdale was the only vacation spot outside of Florida to make the list of top rental spots for spring breakers, according to TripAdviser, which ranked Scottsdale as the ninth-most-popular vacation rental destination in the country for the demographic. The rentals start at about $3,000 per night, reported CBS5.

Health Pros Invited to AntiAging Seminar, April 17-19 Mental health professionals can learn more about the link between depression and hormones at a free seminar, Thursday, April 17, 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m., or Saturday, April 19, 10:30 a.m.- noon. Scottsdale antiaging specialist Colleen Hunsaker, D.O., presents the workshop at Arabian Library, …continues on page 16

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Angel MedFlight Worldwide Air Ambulance is now also fully licensed by the state of Nevada to transport patients in or out of the state. An innovator in the air ambulance industry, Aipark-based Angel MedFlight is committed to providing the safest and highest standard of patient care and service.

Zipps Opens 11th Locale The Zipps Sports Grill empire continues to grow. The locally owned chain, with corporate headquarters at 8380 E. Via de Ventura, opened its 11th Valley location a few weeks ago on Mill Avenue in downtown Tempe. Zipps Hayden was the company’s first restaurant. Greater Airpark locations are at 65th Street and Greenway Road, and at Frank Lloyd Wright and 100th Street.

Nuverra Strikes Agreement with VeroLube Nuverra Environmental Solutions, an Airpark-based company, is divesting its Industrial Solutions segment, Thermo Fluids Inc. to VeroLube Inc., which is developing two re-refineries with a patented technology, and focusing on a consolidation of the used-oil industry. Under the terms of the agreement, Nuverra will receive $165 million in cash and $10 million in VeroLube shares.

Mirada Shopping Center Welcomes New Tenants Jade Palace, a long-standing multiunit Asian restaurant, will relocate one of its restaurants to 4,250 square feet in La Mirada Shopping Center at the northeast

corner of Pima and Pinnacle Peak roads.

Jennifer Eggert and Bryan Ledbetter of ZELL Commercial Real Estate Services Inc. represented the landlord, and Rein & Grossoehme Commercial Real Estate represented the tenant. Compass Quote Insurance Services, an independent insurance broker, has signed a lease for 1,028 square feet in the center also. ZELL represented the landlord, and Velocity Retail Group represented the tenant.

Trapp Named CEO of the Month Airpark-based Trapp Corp.’s CEO, David Trapp, has been named CEO of the Month by the Greater Phoenix edition of C-Level Magazine, a B2B trade publication mailed to top executives in the Greater Phoenix market. The magazine highlights executives who have exhibited excellence in leadership and business. Trapp Corp. offers managed onsite, co-location and hosted IT services as well as blended bandwidth Internet and IT consulting to mid-market companies.

Smith Joins Race for City Council David Smith, former city treasurer, has joined the race for Scottsdale City Council. Smith and his wife, Diana, moved to Scottsdale in 1986 and bought the Scottsdale Airpark News that same year. They owned the publication for about a decade. “It did give us a real sensitivity to what a small-business operator in Scottsdale deals with on a daily basis,” Smith said of the magazine in an interview with AZCentral.com. Diana Smith served as editor during the couple’s ownership. A primary election is Aug. 26 and a general election is Nov. 4.

PlanetOne Named as Top-Producing Partner Telesphere, a provider of cloud-based unified-communications-as-a-service, has honored PlanetOne Communications, master agent and broker of telecommunications services and applications for businesses, as one of its top-producing channel partners for 2013. With its outstanding sales, Airpark-based PlanetOne was awarded President’s Club honors. 

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Scottsdale Mitchell Realty Group Meets reality TV

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n person, Jason Mitchell looks even younger than his 32 years, though on this day a faint smudge beneath the eyes hints at the toll of taping a reality show on top of his sevendays-a-week 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. schedule as head of Mitchell Private Realty Group in Scottsdale.

Mitchell and fellow top-performing agent James Wexler aren’t famous yet, but the costars and business partners could find themselves household names if Bravo pick up a full season of “Top Agent.” Already the basic cable channel, home to the real estate reality hit “Million Dollar Listing” in Southern California, has committed to airing six episodes in test markets to see if audiences go gaga for a Scottsdale version of sorts.

“We’re not there yet. If they like it, they will pick it up,” Mitchell says, and glances away for a moment, the math clicking away in his head: In the handful of years since he got back into real estate and formed his own group with Realty Executives, business has boomed. The new offices on Hayden Road still smell like a furniture showroom; technology enhancements are slated for a summer rollout; the group’s sales rank in the Valley’s top 10; and local media teems with articles and ads following an energized marketing campaign.

“We’re already taking off, our team, we’re getting there,” Mitchell continues. “If this does crack, if Bravo does pick us up, I need to have a full-blown plan for—“ He pauses a second.

“For everything.” …continues on page 20

Top agents James Wexler (left) and Jason Mitchell (right) traveled to Beverly Hills to meet with producers interested in promoting a reality show about their lives selling Scottsdale real estate.

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The Mitchell Group has closed more than $500 million in real estate transactions, placing the team in the nation’s top 100 producers and Arizona’s top 10. The group’s new offices are in the shopping center at 8320 N. Hayden Road, and drop-by visitors are welcome.

…continued from page 19

Rags to Riches Redux Hatching a contingency plan for how explosive fame may impact your business and personal life (while aggressively pursuing other growth strategies) would be a challenge for even the most weathered of

entrepreneurs. But Mitchell is more seasoned than he looks.

By the age of 29, he’d started three companies, employed more than 70 people, made millions, and then lost it all when the housing market did a Godzilla

impression and left him a humbler man.

His resume makes Horatio Alger heroes look like slackers. For one thing, he was only 10 years old and when he landed his first job in south Detroit, sorting dirty cans to help out with family expenses. He’s worked ever since, through high school, through college, through the downturn and all the way back to the top.

Mitchell didn’t plan, however, to become a contender for reality TV star. He envisioned producing a show he’d pay to air for the local NBC affiliate, more infomercial than “Desperate Housewives.”

“It started out as a marketing tool for houses, and somehow it turned into this whole ‘let’s take that idea and really capitalize on your brand and success as an agent,’” he says.

A producer heard about the project, introductions were made, flights to Los Angeles ensued, backing was secured, and a “sizzle reel” was shopped around until Bravo bit. Mitchell brought in longtime buddy and counterpart Wexler to share the spotlight and add interest. “It’s always better with two,” Mitchell says of reality show dynamics. …continues on page 22

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It’s easy to see the potential that fired up producers. Beyond Mitchell’s camerafriendly features—with Wexler no slouch in the looks department either—there’s the rags-to-riches back story, colored with a golden work ethic and the fact that he is indeed a top agent, placing No. 27 out of 8,000 agents in the world in terms of production. On top of that, Mitchell’s past glints with resilience and redemption, ingredients irresistible to Hollywood.

Mitchell wields charm the way fish swim. It’s effortless. He admits to being a born salesman, a talent he discovered at 15 while manning the phones at a telemarketing job. After school, he’d practically race to work because he reveled in cold calling and connecting, a quality that helped the company’s youngest employee rise to topselling rep.

“I can talk. I was really good at it,” Mitchell acknowledges, adding that natural skill only goes so far. “You can teach the kinesthetics of sales, the ways and certain approaches and pitches, but you can’t teach effort. A lot of it comes from drive too, and I won’t be outworked. It just won’t happen.”

Wexler, who hails from the East Coast where he worked in investment banking, met Mitchell during a Valley real estate transaction more than eight years ago. The two became friends, then business partners, sparking with complementary characteristics that Wexler, 43, succinctly describes as energetic/experienced vs. enthusiastic/ more cautious.

“Most people can be honest and know

the product, but really what separates Jason is he simply outworks every other person,” Wexler says. “You combine that with his honesty and integrity and some natural-born charisma—that makes him as good a salesperson as I’ve seen.”

Mitchell dove into real estate right after college because a friend told him that’s where the money was. After dazzling the bosses at Pulte Homes in Michigan with his sales numbers and training chops, he was offered an opportunity to transfer to the white-hot Phoenix market in 2005, and soon after branched out on his own.

He sold over $40 million in real estate his first two years, and among other ventures, launched a mortgage company in a downtown Scottsdale basement, bringing on Wexler along with a fleet of other employees.

“Then the crash hit, and that sucked,” Mitchell says, summing up the worst two years of his life—a period of personal loss salted with the anguish of seeing the staff and clients who’d trusted him suffer too.

“All I’d cared about was the sports cars, the money, how much can I make on this deal.

All I cared about was ‘I was Jason Mitchell,’” he says. “I can’t even tell you how sickening it was to take these calls from people saying, ‘What am I going to do?’ And I’m sitting there going through the same thing, going, ‘I don’t know, I don’t know.’”

Now, Mitchell regards losing everything as his biggest blessing. “It taught me it’s not about money anymore. It’s really truly being a better person,” he says. “I was a millionaire at 25, and wanted people to see that I’d arrived, with my $2 million condo and Ferrari. And those same people saw me lose it too. That’s where the humbleness comes in.”

The crash also led Mitchell to a job with a private lending company in Manhattan, experience that he says helped him become an even better agent when he returned to selling. “I understand financing better than any agent you’ll ever meet,” he says.

“I mean, I understand it better than loan officers, OK? With clients in real estate, it’s not just about selling a house, it’s about showing them you know the whole realm of real estate—and financing is the most important thing.”

The Comeback In 2010, a more cautious but just as determined version of Mitchell started from scratch with Realty Executives in Scottsdale, staging open houses six days a week for 18 months. That’s how he found all his clients.

His goal today, he says, isn’t to have the biggest team in Arizona, but the best, “in terms of technology, process, everything.”

“The way to have a successful team is to provide members with an opportunity to be successful,” he says. “My agents, they come in and they are given business; they get 15 quality leads a month [through our loan partners] … I also give them the opportunity to market themselves. I want them to be proud to work here. We have a young culture—it’s fun, it’s exciting.”

Mitchell also teaches his agents the tips that helped make him the “Arizona’s No. 1 Realtor under 40.” Just like when he was making cold calls back in high school asking prospects lots of questions, he sells the relationship, not the product. “When you are selling a house, go away from the house and let them like you,” he says. “If …continues on page 23

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…continued from page 23 they like a house, they will buy a house— show them you are the one they want to work with.”

Technology is a huge part of Wexler and Mitchell’s vision for the group as well. “Clients are better served by instant information in terms of not only listings but communications,” Wexler says. “We wanted to bring real estate to the 21st century, and we have a much more proactive use of technology.” The partners are developing an interactive online and mobile process that will “almost pick houses for you, over time, when you fill out basic info in only a handful of steps,” Wexler says.

Buyers who use the sytem, for example, will get better suggestions than if they were just getting listing information from an agent, he adds.

Once prospective clients register on the website or the interactive kiosk Mitchell is installing in the McCormick Ranch office, they’ll receive instant notifications of new properties or leads, video options, reminders of key dates, and follow-up marketing.

“Through our systems and marketing, I’m going to stay in front of you until you

decide you don’t want to buy anymore,” Mitchell says.

The location of the Mitchell Group’s new office reflects another differentiating strategy. Mitchell wanted to bring a “community approach” to residential real estate by encouraging foot traffic in the office, so he set up shop in a retail/restaurant center near a residential community.

“We have 10 to 15 people a week who come in here because they are seeing our signage, our branding, and they want to see what’s up,” he says. “You see it all the time in California, but there’s nothing like that in Arizona, where people who are curious about real estate can just wander in.”

And come summer, Mitchell is counting on visitors to gravitate to the kiosk, where they’ll hopefully be seduced by the intuitive registration process, forging a long-term digital relationship with the group in an instant.

Reality of Reality TV In the meantime, cameras are rolling, and a Valley premiere of “Top Agent,” locally titled "Selling Scottsdale," is tenta-

tively slated for the end of May on NBC, regardless of what Bravo decides later.

“We don’t fashion ourselves as actors, and even though it’s reality TV, there is still some acting involved,” Wexler says.

“We really thought this was the best way to let some of our clients showcase luxury properties. And it really helps our employees and us build our brand and reputation and get it front of the public.”

The shooting schedule is every other week, two days a week for 14 hours a day.

“It’s exhausting,” says Mitchell, who found the interminable waiting around for lighting and sound adjustments the most sapping part of the process, though having to do everything over and over again for the cameras was frustrating too.

The six-member production crew trails Mitchell the entire time, following him to the gym, on dates, to business meetings— and constantly has to stop to get signed releases from anyone he encounters on tape.

The basis of the scenes is real, but much of it is set up beforehand or repeatedly renacted, so the term “reality” is relative, according to Mitchell.

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“They film a lot of our personal life, whether it’s me coaching soccer or Jason going on a date,” Wexler says. “We’re also filming with clients and in our offices negotiating with agents.”

The Greater Airpark is getting some exposure along the way. Last month, the crew documented Mitchell taking a date to dinner at North restaurant in Kierland Commons and working out at Gainey Village Health Club.

Mitchell jokes that he gets more screen time than Wexler because he’s single and has more interesting pastimes. “He’s the best guy you’ll ever meet, but he’s super boring. He does book clubs and dog stuff.”

Wexler fires back that he’s a volunteer for Arizona Humane Society, fostering dogs at risk of being put down. “Who says that’s boring? And the funny thing about the book club—and Jason always laughs— is the members are all past clients, all people I helped sell or buy a house,” Wexler says. “Not only are we salespeople and business professionals, we really count our clients as friends.”

Plus, Wexler adds, he’s an avid golfer and skier. “So I’m not that boring.”

James Wexler says a reality show could allow Mitchell Group’s clients additional exposure for their luxury properties, such as this current listing near Hayden Road and Shea Boulevard. The four-bedroom $3.39 million property sprawls across three acres replete with ponds, citrus trees, a pool, wine room and other elegant features.

If the show makes the big-time, Mitchell says his greatest concern is that he’ll come off as something he’s not, like a playboy.

On the other hand, the show could be a springboard for Mitchell’s post-recession passion—becoming a better person and inspiring others to do the same. Like “Million Dollar Listing” star Josh Altman, Mitchell can see himself traveling the country, coaching people on how to live a better life.

“It all comes down to how good you

want to be, how hard you want to work,” he says. “I make mistakes every single day, but I try to be better. If you do that and you treat people right, I know good things will happen.” 

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hen Rainmaker Integrated President Jackie Wright and her husband moved from his condo to their first, bona fide house together, she knew two things: the dark reddish walls had to go ASAP, and it was time to sculpt a space of her own within their home.

“I want a room that is all me,” she told him, and with hubby’s support, the Wrights enlisted the help of Kismet Designs owner Colleen Tucker, referred by a Realtor friend who’d worked her on numerous projects.

Because the Wrights were moving from a smaller space to a 3,400-square-foot house­—in what’s called the “magic 85254 ZIP code,” boasting a Scottsdale address, Paradise Valley School District access, and Phoenix utilities—they didn’t have enough pieces to fully furnish the dining room and living room anyway, and that’s where Wright focused.

Working with a budget ceiling of $20,000, Tucker did a walkthrough of the property the day after the Wrights closed on the house. The first order of business was selecting a color palette that would lighten and brighten the entire living space.

“I wanted some paisleys, blues, yellows and grays,” says Wright, who opted to revive the walls with a “Restoration

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Lighter paint changed the whole feel of the existing kitchen.

Butter” hue that Tucker found at Restoration Hardware and then had custom-matched at Dunne-Edwards in the Airpark.

Tucker’s career spans more than 20 years, and she now works from her home off Cactus Road, a few minutes west of Scottsdale Road. Though it’s hard to typify design trends among area clients—other than they’re often among the most discriminating and savvy about the latest fashions—the clean look is definitely “in,” according to Tucker.

“It used to be heavy Tuscan, where everybody was doing that, and then when the economy [downturn] was happening, people were glad to have what they had, and now they want to clean it up, to simplify with more contemporary, clean lines,” she says.

Once the palette was decided upon, Tucker presented Wright with furniture catalogs and fabric swatches, but not until they’d mapped out a design plan for each room, pinpointing which pieces would work. Though the plan is a vital step, many doit-yourselfers skip it, Tucker says. “It keeps you from making mistakes, from selecting pieces that might not be the right size or scale.”

The women then selected the sofa, chairs, coffee table and ottoman, along with upholstery fabrics. In the dining room,

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Wright already had the table and wine cabinet, but opted to add a buffet and chairs. Nearly all the new pieces in both rooms were custom-made, with the living room draperies fashioned from a fabric Wright had fallen in love with “right out of the gate.”

Tucker also lent her insight into hanging artwork and placing accessories—talents among her arsenal of skills available as part of a major redesign, a turnkey remodel or piecemeal by the hour. For example, a client can hire Tucker to spend an

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The weathered oak-veneer nesting tables flanking the sofa infuse an organic flair into the contemporary main living area, which flows into the dining area (shown on p.

32). The fireplace becomes the focal point upon entering the home. A vertical beam treatment showcases the overall scale of the space, and a glass mosaic tile is added from the floor to the ceiling for dramatic statement.

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orth Scottsdale Realtor Dan Ward was well aware of Est Est Inc., the interior design firm retained by many of his high-end clients, and the longtime Airpark business sprang to mind when he needed to remodel his newly acquired DC Ranch home in mid-2011.

“They typically do houses that are a lot more expensive than ours,” Ward says of the Est Est team, headed by lead designer and owner Tony Sutton. “I had known Tony during previous transactions on really high-dollar properties. He had always said he worked at all price points, so I wanted to test that out and see if that was the case.”

Ward laughs and reports that Tony came back with a quote slightly below his stated $50,000 budget, and that covered everything—including the design fee and new furniture for the entire 3,700-square-foot house with the exception of the guestroom and his daughter’s bedroom.

Renovations were complete in fewer than four months, and the process, according to Ward, was seamless and headache-free.

Ward and his wife, Brittani, first met with designer Lindsay Kadlick, who toured their old house as well as the new-home-to-be.

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The Ward home in DC Ranch

the house in a CAD program, giving them an electronic version of our floor plan,” Ward says.

Based on the physical parameters of the home, Est Est discussed preferred styles with the Wards, giving them magazine images to yea or nay.

During a three-hour meeting in the Est Est showroom, which is outfitted with countless physical samples as well as the largest resource library in the region, the Wards selected a color palette, furniture design, fabric, paint, room layouts and other details, vetted by Est Est based on the couple’s previous input.

“It was this methodical, thought-out process,” Ward says of the designer-assisted experience. “We would typically have walked into a furniture store and spent three hours wandering around before ending up with a mishmash.”

After two years of putting Est Est’s design to the daily-living test, Ward is still struck by the versatility of the furniture and how the team thought of every little thing. “We’re starting to talk about having them do round 2—because, you know,” Ward says with a smile, “we didn’t do everything we wanted when we moved in.”  More: www.estestinc.com.

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anets The organic contemporary design style runs seamlessly from the living area into the dining area through the use of a reclaimed Peroba wood patched dining table juxtaposed with silvery polished accents, two scalloped shade chandeliers, a starburst mirror and geometric wall covering.

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Contemporary, contemporary, contemporary. We still see Old World homes with Mediterranean flair, and there will always be a place for Southwest and Tuscan homes, but we are seeing less of these other styles.

Even when doing a Mediterranean or Southwest styled home today, contemporary influences are creeping into the floor plans, color palettes and material selections.

I would estimate that 60 to 70 percent of the projects we are working on right now are contemporary in design.

What’s new in flooring?

We are using less and less carpet. Most homes we are designing now only have carpet in the secondary bedrooms, with the master having wood flooring or stone surfaces. This allows a cleaner look, which is softened with the use of area rugs.

Regarding materials, the hot trend right now is the use of amazing porcelains that are entering the marketplace. They look great and are incredibly easy to maintain.

Granite countertops have become ubiquitous in the last decade. Is this changing?

We still use granite—as there are always new materials being discovered—but very little of the generic types you would see in production homes from the last 10 years.

In our contemporary homes, we are using

quartz products, and a lot of Caesarstone.

What is your advice on how to place TVs in main living spaces?

A typical living room today has three competing elements: the fireplace, the view and the television. Whenever possible, we try to align the TV over the fireplace. This allows furnishing arrangements to have two viewing directions to consider instead of three, and really opens up options for space planning and furniture arrangements. Specifically, we spend time talking with each client about how they live in their current spaces now, how much they entertain, where they typically watch TV, etc. before presenting a design. Our goal is to create multiple functions for each space so that the entire home is truly lived in.

What about lamps—how do you make your selection?

Lamps are often a great way to bring personality into a space. The vast majority of the time you are using a space, your lighting will come from general and task lighting in the ceiling. For this reason, the lamp is typically purely aesthetic in nature while entertaining guests. We custom select lamps for each space to round out the design and bring everything together. Sometimes it is more of an art form providing accent lighting, and sometimes it is a ready light that is more sculptural.

What is your stance on real vs. faux indoor plants?

Unless you are paying for very highquality faux plants, you are better off not

having them. If possible, having fresh flowers to bring color into the space is always a preference over a faux product.

Do you subscribe to the idea of “color of the year,” and do clients ask for the latest “fashions” in color?

We are seeing a trend toward the gray tones, and away from the tans and golds.

Regarding the “color of the year,” we typically discourage clients from painting an accent wall with a trendy color. We try to use classic colors that will last for years and fit multiple design layouts, leaving room in the fabrics and accessories to bring color into the space. It’s a lot easier to replace your green pillow than to repaint your green wall or replace your green sofa. Color should be selected based on the individual’s emotional reaction to that color and the intention of the room usage; calming sage or cool hues or neutral colors for a master bedroom for peace and serenity, for example, and brighter colors for action areas such as a family room.

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Many Realtors claim to be a “specialist” in areas such as in North Scottsdale.

How does a seller/buyer know how to find such a person, and what are the benefits?

I think a good agent can sell in any part of the Valley, although there are some idiosyncrasies within communities.

For example, if you want to purchase a piece of property in Paradise Valley, never do that without having a survey done; there are a lot of unrecorded easements that are out there and septic systems ... In the Airpark area, people need to be made aware of the airport itself; for

example, DC Ranch, where I live, is in the flight path of approaching aircraft. And DC Ranch, like Grayhawk, has community enhancement fees … If an agent doesn’t know about it, that [$5,000 fee] could land on the side of the buyer at closing. So when people say they are a specialist, I think you could qualify that pretty quickly by asking, “Can you give me an example of three different areas that you specialize in and what you know about them that others don’t?”

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Earth Day falls on April 22, and many area groups hold special recycling events that get good publicity. But you don’t have to wait until those are announced to begin your spring-cleaning.

Here are some key local resources to help you dispose of unwanted items in an Earth friendly and often charitable way.

Computer equipment and supplies: • City of Scottsdale Electronic Recycling Quarterly Collection. The next scheduled electronics recycling day is Saturday, May 3, 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m.

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The next scheduled city of Scottsdale electronics recycling day is Saturday, May 3.

to 9191 E. San Salvador Drive (off Via Linda in Scottsdale Ranch) for drop-off.

For further information, see www.scottsdaleaz.gov/recycle/recyclingelectronics or call the city’s Solid Waste Department, 480-312-5600. The next drop-off day isn’t scheduled until Oct. 11.

• Electronicfest@Scottsdale Pavilions.

For more than 25 years, local Boy Scouts have hosted a monthly electronics event that raises funds and benefits consumers and the environment. Held at the Scottsdale Pavilions the third Sunday each month (due to Easter, the next one is a week earlier, April 13), Electronicfest gives those with excess electronic equipment the opportunity to sell, swap or donate, with selling space available for a modest fee that goes to support Boy Scouts’ programs. See www.electronicfest.com for details and dates for the rest of 2014.

• Arizona StRUT. Students Recycling Used Technology was created in 1997 by founding sponsors Intel and Motorola to teach students how to refurbish used

computer equipment. Once refurbished, the equipment is donated to schools and qualified nonprofit organizations throughout the state. More than 100 companies as well as countless individuals donate to the program, according to the AZStRUT website, www.azstrut.org, where you can find details on when, where and how to donate equipment.

Common Household or Small Business Items: • Bikes and bike accessories.

Scottsdale Handlebar Helpers, a program at the Paiute Neighborhood Center, provides bicycles to those who perform community service. To donate a bike, see www.scottsdaleaz.gov/Page25.aspx or call 480-312-2771.

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Godmothers Inc. is a nonprofit organiza thatTrader on Fifth tion helps Vic’s junior opened and senior high Avenue in 1962, ushering in the “tiki” era for Scottsdale. Many home-grown baby boomers remember taking their prom dates there, celebrating engagements and bringing important clients to toast with Polynesian-themed drinks served in decorated ceramics.  As resorts became more luxurious during the 1950s and 1960s, most featured nightclubs with live entertainment and ballroom dancing. Paul Shank’s French Quarter was among the best, but the Hotel Valley Ho, Executive House ArizoScottsdale Goodwill Donation nian (now Firesky), Shadows, CentersMountain include locales at 14858 N. Frank Lloyd WrightaBlvd. and Carefree Inn and others offered varied Scottsdale and Thunderbird roads. nightlife.  Los Olivos and thekiosk Corral family Lions Club for recycling eyeglasses. have been serving margaritas (perhaps the t

According to the group’s website, more than 2.5 million pounds of quality citrus Pony, have been donated since 2002.Pink 1960s • Clothing. Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale Thrift Shop (2626 N. Scottsdale Road), Salvation Army, Goodwill Industries, Hospice of the Valley’s White Dove Thrift Shoppe (8461 E. McDonald Dr., Scottsdale), Fresh Start Treasures (3949 E. Thomas Road), Andre House, church rummage sales. Prior to next February’s Arizona Stand-down for Veterans, the AZ Stand-down Alliance will be soliciting practical clothing for homeless veterans (jeans, sweatshirts, Scottsdale’s socks, etc.). historic register and has been a popular post-rideTake watering • Eyeglasses. your hole for the Hashknife Pony Express and Parada Del outdated glasses to kiosks Sol riders. in Valley Walmart stores Throughout theClub 1950s and 1960s, to benefit the Lions Scottsdale restaurateurs who offered a International Recycle for “saloon” capitalized on the West’s Most Sight program.

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Pinnacle • Furniture and house- Peak Patio and opened inetc.). the far desert holdReata items Pass (kitchenware, north of Scottsdale in 1957 and 1958 and Salvation Army, St. Vincent still serve us today. The Red Dog Saloon Scottsdale Historical Society

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• Books, magazines (current issues), DVDs, music CDs, video games. When you donate these gently used items to one of the Scottsdale Public Libraries, they are sold in the library’s Book Corrals and help fund library programs at Scottsdale Civic Center, Mustang, Palomino, Arabian and Appaloosa. See www.scottsdalelibrary. org/content/material_donations.

• Building materials.

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• Loose change/coins. Log onto www. coinstar.com or call 1-800-928-CASH to find the most convenient Coinstar location. Many area grocery stores have the coin-sorting machines, which take a small percentage from your sorted amount, then give you a receipt that you can use toward a gift card, your grocery bill or turn in for cash. Many locations also have programs where you can designate your coins to benefit a charitable organization, such as the American Red Cross, Audubon, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Ronald McDonald House Charities, UNICEF and others.

• Medical equipment. Clean medical equipment in good working order, such as canes, crutches, walkers, shower benches and wheelchairs, can be donated to Scottsdale’s Granite Reef Senior Center’s Medi-Loan Program. Call 480-312-1700 before donating. St. Vincent de Paul also loans medical equipment; call 602-261-6896 for donation information/needs. instruments.

SNAP/ • Musical Scottsdale Neighborhood Arts Place, a 501(c) (3) housed at the Scottsdale Congregational Church of Christ on Granite Reef, welcomes donations of musical instruments as well as art supplies. See www.yoursnap.org for a needs list, or call 480-947-4770. If you think you have a rare/collectible musical instrument to donate, fill out the form at the Musical Instrument Museum website to see if staff is interested in adding it to the international collection (www.mim.org).

• Metal hangers and plastic garmentcover bags. Recycle at most dry cleaners.

For example all Prestige Cleaners locations provide customers with a free hanger recycling caddy made of cardboard; when returned to Prestige full of hangers, the customer receives $1 off the next cleaning service (www.prestigecleaners.com/services/ greener-cleaner).

• Nonperishable food. Vista del Camino, Scottsdale’s umbrella social services facility, houses the community’s food bank. Items (unexpired only) may be dropped off Monday through Friday at 7700 E. Roosevelt; see the concerned Citizens for Community Health website for a needs list at ccch.azurewebsites.net/ ways-to-give or call Vista del Camino, 480312-2323, for food bank hours.

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• School supplies. Help local teachers equip their classrooms beyond what modest school budgets allow, and foster student creativity. See the amazing story of Treasures 4 Teachers and what they need donated at www.treasures4teachers. org/give.

• Scottsdale historically significant photographs and documents. Also scrapbooks, home movies/videos, yearbooks, ephemera such as menus, posters, brochures, event programs.

• Scottsdale Historical Society, call 480-945-4499 (also interested in artifacts that are significant to Scottsdale history).

• Scottsdale Collection, Scottsdale Civic Center library, see www. scottsdalelibrary.org/historical#, or email LibraryDigitalCollection@ ScottsdaleAz.gov.

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Potentially Hazardous Waste: • Household batteries and CFL light bulbs. See www.batteriesplus.com (there’s a local store at 14202 N. Scottsdale Road) for recycling information.

• Household hazardous waste. The city of Scottsdale holds quarterly collection events; one is scheduled for Saturday, April 5, 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., at 9191 E. San Salvador Drive (off Via Linda in Scottsdale

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(To find out what you can and cannot recycle in Scottsdale’s residential curbside mauve recycling containers, or throw out in the residential black garbage cans, see www.scottsdaleaz.gov/recycle, or call Scottsdale’s Solid Waste Department, 480312-5600.)

• Medical waste and medications disposal. See www.scottsdaleaz.gov/ recycle/medicalwaste for details on how to safely dispose of home-generated medical waste. To safely dispose of prescription and over-the-counter medications, see www.scottsdaleaz.gov/recycle/ Prescription_and_Non-Prescription_ Medication_Disposal.

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Unwanted • household items.

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• Moving box collection services for new single-family home residents (one-time pickup only), see www. scottsdaleaz.gov/recycle/boxapplianceinfo, or call 480-312-5600 to schedule.

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…continued from page 43 Reichenberger and his office focus specifically on offering Airpark residents and beyond: • Title insurances, both for owners and lenders • Title insurance background checks • Homeowner’s policies • Trustee’s sale guarantees • Judicial guarantee reports • Escrow services • Developer services • Land acquisition title research and insurance • Construction loan title services • Subdivision trusts • Foreclosure services • Multiple compliance guideline services • Post-foreclosure title policies • Accounting services

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In 2013 alone, Pioneer donated time, not to mention more than $205,000 in financial support, to more than 200 organizations across Arizona, including: • 100 Club of Arizona • American Cancer Society • Arizona Community Foundation • Arizona Special Olympics • Big Brothers Big Sisters • Calais Campbell Celebrity Poker Invitational • Hospice of the Valley • March of Dimes • National Bank of Arizona’s Women’s Financial Group • Relay for Life

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Launched with the presentation of the rare Glenfiddich 50-Year Single Malt Whisky—one of only a handful of bottles in the United States—the Scotch Library continues the resort’s celebration of the important contributions Scottish immigrants made to early Arizona and provides an opportunity for guests to sample the handiwork of the greatest whisky makers in Scotland.

The Scotch Library’s collection contains more than 125 single malts and 25 blends imported from all six whisky regions of Scotland and representing nearly half of all operating distilleries.

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As a part of the experience, guests are encouraged to linger and enjoy their selection and are treated to a complimentary tasting of canapés, which include seared beef tenderloin, smoked trout on brioche crostini, and whitefish brandade on cucumber.

For those who wish to further improve their understanding of Scotch, the Resort hosts “An Evening of Scotches” at 6 p.m. each Friday at the Library’s Ambassador’s Table.

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Performances will run 7 p.m.-9:30 p.m. in the shopping center’s intimate amphitheater area located just south of Maggiano’s Little Italy and The Capital Grille Restaurant. The concert series benefits the Cystic Fibrosis Association.

Attendees will be treated to food and wine tastings from some of the center’s

wide variety of restaurants, including Maggiano’s Little Italy, Miracle Mile Deli, Flo’s, Someburros and Uncorked, a Scottsdale Promenade wine bar.

“Once again the Scottsdale Promenade and its merchants are excited about bringing northeast Scottsdale residents six weeks of high-quality entertainment that will benefit one of the Valley’s leading charities,” said Evie Normins, marketing specialist for the center.

This year’s lineup includes: • May 2, Anthony Mazzella: The contemporary and classical guitarist, voted by Guitar One Magazine as “one of the top 10 guitarists in the country,” plays original music shaped by world influences. He also plays a one-of-a-kind 10-string guitar that was designed and

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he forward edge of the baby boom has reached retirement age, and this wave of new retirees is expected to engulf services for seniors in the coming decades.

Economists call it the “Silver Tsunami.”

Many of these boomers themselves have elderly parents, and one of their biggest concerns is how—and where—Mom and Dad will spend their later years.

Their parents want to live independently for as long as possible. Yet the time inevitably comes when it’s necessary for them to downsize—to move from a sprawling family home, say, to a more manageable residence offering the comfort, security and services necessary to extend those independent years.

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In Scottsdale the Sierra Pointe apartment rental retirement community has provided independent and assisted living in a resort atmosphere for 13 years, says Marketing Director Peter Lesio.

“One thing that sets us apart is how people find us. Generations ago you had an extended family where the elders lived with you. Nowadays that doesn’t happen,” Lesio says. “People coming in the front door in areas such as Sun City are the actual potential residents, and then they tell their children about their choice.

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adult child. They screen the top two or three choices, then they bring mom or dad or both in to make the final selection.

“We say it’s a decision the whole family can feel good about.”

That’s more than just a marketing slogan for Sierra Pointe. Nearly 90 percent of the residents have an adult child living within five to 10 miles.

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Scattered throughout are comfy conversation nooks and tables for reading and puzzles. Inside the onsite wellness center, a nurse visits twice a week as a complimentary service, in addition to a visiting doctor, dentist and other health professionals whose services are paid for by the residents through their individual insurance.

Residents also enjoy a full calendar of classes, games, exercise sessions, excursions to restaurants, theaters and casinos.

About twice a week, speakers make presentations on subjects such as symphonic music, health issues, fine art and safety.

It’s kind of like a cruise ship that never leaves port—there even are visiting vendors who bring in jewelry, purses, fashions and other items for in-house shopping.

“We have about 200 residents in our independent living area, with an average age of about 85—ranging from as young

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“Another 35 residents are in our assisted living apartments, and their average age is about 90. They’re served by our 95 employees."

People come to Sierra Pointe because someone else is cooking, cleaning and taking care of things, Lesio adds. “It’s a great lifestyle for those who can afford it.”

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What was the inspiration for the “Planes” table?

It was inspired by nature. I love when you’re in a canyon, you can see the strata layers on the wall, and the table has that effect with the macassar [ebony groove] down the middle—that beautiful dramatic graining on it.

What is the significance of “528” in the furniture company name?

My core values are love, truth, beauty and joy. And I really try and show that in the work that I do. With my furniture line, I wanted the pieces to resonate with a sense of those qualities and have an effect on the people around them. The note of C vibrates at a frequency of 528—it’s known as the love frequency, and we respond to it on an emotional level. It took me forever to find a name, but when I did, it was a eureka moment.

What is your approach to working with natural materials?

Every material has its own vibe. Even when picking something as simple as countertops—travertine, granite, quartz— each one of those has a different presence and evokes a different emotion. Stone feels softer than granite. It’s subtle. Stone, metals, woods—they get me super excited [laughs], like shoes do.

How did your business go during the recession years when so many people in the design sector faltered?

It was brutal … Tons of our projects were put on hold. But at the same time,

it has taught me so much. We’re much more efficient today, we work faster, we work smarter and we’re so much more streamlined. Another thing is I have such great appreciation for my clients. I always did, but now in a different way. Not being able to practice my craft felt like my arms and legs were cut off. So I am so appreciative for what [clients] give us. They are the ones that are the inspiration for everything. If they weren’t there to tell us what they wanted, and to trust us, and, of course, if they weren’t there to fund it, what would we do?

What trends are you seeing in Scottsdale this year?

We’re doing a lot of modern design, very transitional design. And I think this is very appropriate for our desert environment—the simplistic lines and textural, natural materials. So a lot of people are asking for that look, vs. anything Old World. I think it’s the whiplash effect: when the market gets so saturated and it starts to get done poorly, people start to want something different. 

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Leonesio, who has over 40 years in the health club industry, stepped out of daily management duties as CEO of The Joint and became chairman of the board. Now the DC Ranch resident is focused on his latest franchise model: RedLine Athletics.

A revolutionary concept in sports specific training, RedLine Athletics has custom-designed training models that enable young athletes to further develop skills in their chosen sport—baseball, basketball, football and beyond.

Every athlete thrives under the guided instruction of RedLine’s professional

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“Most of the trainers at RedLine Athletics have all competed at the highest levels in their sport,” says Leonesio. “They not only know what it takes to get you to the top, but to keep you playing at the very highest level possible day in and day out.

Our training regimen is unique, comprehensive and produces results.”

Focus on Athletes 8 to 18 After a successful career in the garment industry, Paul Wilson is the first franchisee in the Valley with this new concept. Wilson relocated from California to open his facility.

“My son trained at the RedLine in San Juan Capistrano all through his high school years and without a doubt that was the reason he earned a college scholarship to play baseball,” says Wilson.

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hink about all the things you’ve ever owned that made you money. Real estate, stocks, bonds, cash value life insurance, annuities, mutual funds, 401(k) plans, IRAs, CDs, savings accounts, commodities, options, collectibles, gold, REITs, even managed futures. Why did you buy them? Undoubtedly to make money, perhaps subject to a lot of risk—but to profit, not to lose. What were the characteristics of these investments that attracted you to them, their benefits, perks, advantages?

Let’s cherry-pick the best attributes of each and compile a list of the characteristics of the ideal investment.

We’ve been polling our seminar attendees with this exercise for years. Here are their typical answers: High-Yield Potential. Everybody wants

growth, although the older we get, the more conservative we tend to become. Risk-based investments are great when they succeed as hoped for, yet they’re the cause of many a sleepless night when they don’t. Still, everyone regardless of age should have some money in the stock market, assuming their investment time horizon is long enough, or the funds aren’t critical to their retirement.

Safety/Stability/Guarantees. What else do we find in the stock market or real estate that’s not so good? Their answer is either risk or volatility. So what’s the opposite of those? We all love the safety of CDs; we just wish they were a little higher yielding these days.

Tax Advantages. Who do at least 53 percent of us write a check to every year in mid-April? Ah yes, our beloved IRS.

In a perfect world, our Ideal Investment comes with some tax advantages. There’s tax-free, tax-exempt, tax-deferred, etc. What if you could make use of the IRS’ money, alongside of your money, as if it was your money, making you money within such an account? Better yet, what if you could do so far beyond the age of 70½, when most IRA accounts have to begin their taxable payouts?

Reallocation. Here’s a philosophical question for you: What are the three certainties of life? While we sometimes have fun with this one, the obvious answer is death, taxes and change. Things don’t always stay the same, and change is constant. Smart investors know that there are opportunities as well as risk amid such change, and that being able to adjust one’s allocation to vari-

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Modest Liquidity. We have two needs in retirement: Income for the current year, and growth without loss for future years.

Legendary investor Benjamin Graham described a good investment as one which “upon thorough analysis, promises safety of principal and a satisfactory return,” from which income was sufficient to last the rest of one’s life. Guaranteeing that income would have made Graham very happy.

Diversification. Putting all your eggs in one basket is never wise. Having linkage to multiple asset classes is the only way to have some parts growing even when others may be temporarily out of favor.

Probate Avoidance. Anyone who has ever had to probate the estate of a parent knows that the process can be grueling, expensive, and public—and should be avoided whenever possible. IRAs, annuities, and life insurance proceeds avoid probate and go directly to the named beneficiaries on the account. Anything else must be placed inside a trust to have the same protections, privacy, low expense and brevity of process.

Simplicity. As we age, do we prefer complexity or simplicity? I have been asking this question of our seminar audiences for years, and while it always gets a knowing chuckle, there’s a serious issue we can’t laugh off.

Most marriages have a portfolio manager, the person who tracks the couple’s investments, rebalances the portfolio, buys and sells options, and organizes the consequences. The other spouse is disinterested, incapable or happy to let their partner handle it.

What happens when that portfolio manager spouse has a medical event—like a stroke—and can’t remember his own name a week later? The less-involved spouse inherits a mess. Two months of family caregiver training later, the spouse opens the next quarterly investment statement, turns to page 19 of 31, sees a large loss, and has no idea what to do.

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rofitability is what the majority of today’s companies strive for. So let’s talk about your business’s digital ability to direct profitability.

It all starts with keyword analysis, or the act of reviewing the keyword phrases you believe your company and website should rank for on search engines such as Google, Yahoo and Bing. Analysis involves reviewing keyword phrases in your website’s traffic report as well as examining what people are actually typing in when they search for your type of service or product.

Reviewing Your Keywords Sit down and make a comprehensive list of the services and products you offer.

Ask your employees, customers and vendors what they search or key descriptors that come to mind when they think of your company.

The Keyword List: This is the starting point for your research and analysis. This should be a document you will reference over time.

Profitability Note: Prioritize the list based on your most profitable services or products.

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technology ing your website. Is it just your name? Is it a very specific product or service that Google has ranked you for? How many words are people using to find your website?

Some websites we manage see traffic from fewer than 50 keywords per month, while others see traffic from 500 keywords and more. These numbers reflect the size of the website as well as the vast number of products or services your website may offer.

In the traffic report you should identify the keyword phrases that are already generating traffic for you.

The Traffic Report: Based on the nature of your business, this is a report you should look at daily, weekly or monthly. At Fasturtle, we have some large e-commerce clients who are reviewing traffic daily and then breaking down traffic patterns hourly.

We also have some law offices and servicerelated firms that review traffic on a monthly basis to see how people are coming to the website and where they visit.

Profitability Note: Identify the most

profitable keyword phrases you are ranked for and continue your efforts in promoting that website content. Limit your time, effort and resources for less profitable keywords or remove the related content from the website.

Review What Is Searched Here we are! We have our list from colleagues, vendors and customers. We reviewed our traffic and the keywords used to find us.

How many people are searching for our product or service? Where are they searching? How often?

One of the biggest issues in search marketing and setting customer expectations is to align what we feel we should be ranked for and what Google and the other search engines tell us people are searching for.

For example, we have a client that is a home-care agency and wants to be ranked for such. Do more people search for “Phoenix homecare service” or “Phoenix

home care service”? With or without a space? How about if it is plural?

Without researching this information in Google and other tools, we might be spending time, effort and resources on keywords that the majority of our customers don’t use.

The Search Report: This report shows you what keywords are being used in searches on a daily, weekly and monthly level.

Profitability Note: Identify the most profitable searched terms relative to your service and product. Focus your search engine optimization and content marketing efforts on those keyword phrases.

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Google Keyword Planner (free): Keyword Planner allows you to search for keyword and ad group ideas, get historical statistics, see how a list of keywords might perform, and even create a new keyword list by multiplying several lists of keywords together.

WordStream (free): WordStream’s Free Keyword Tool has over a trillion keywords in their database and helps you identify the most profitable long-tail keywords for your business.

Once you have identified what you feel your business should be ranked for, what your website is already ranked for and what people are searching for, cross reference all three lists and create your most profitable keyword list today. This approach will allow you to have increased clarity in your digital efforts as well as see the maximum results on your digital marketing efforts.  Eric Olsen founded Fasturtle in 2000 providing business owners with strategic digital marketing solutions. He has started, acquired or partnered with multiple marketing firms in the digital marketing space in the Scottsdale Airpark and across the country. Contact: 480-348-0467; www. facebook.com/Fasturtle; Twitter @fasturtle; eric@ fasturtle.com.

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ARIES 3/21-4/19 Everyone has a special time of the year, and for you this is the month when a progressive surge of energy and motivation encourages you to set definite career goals for the next 12 months. This lies in cooperation and collaboration with others from now until May. Expect some conflicts to arise, including important financial issues (around midmonth). Decisions now have far-reaching consequences. The week of the 8th is busy and rewarding.

TAURUS 4/20-5/20 An eclipse in your own sign this month emphasizes your work and public status, demanding your attention and response. Consider green (money) your word of the month. Work-related social networking is a requirement. Make yourself known, seek out like-minded persons who can expand your area of operation. What you learn now will serve you well next month. Progress can be made the week of the 21st to the 30th.

GEMINI 5/21-6/21 Associates are particularly receptive to your ideas and presentations. Career or business headaches involving finances or related to a recent collaboration with a partnership may take until the end of the month to get settled or adjusted. Commit to daily communication at all levels—paperwork, situations, authority figures, etc. Make a priority of what is personal to help stabilize other areas of your life.

CANCER 6/22-7/22 Watch this month for a career or job advancement. The eclipse, Full Moon and New Moon gives you a six-month window of opportunities and changes. Efforts or plans may not unfold as expected. World events continue to put the business world in a state of flux; expect a correction in the market and slowly increasing interest rates.

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LEO 7/23-8/22 You may have to be more practical the next two months in your spending and financial projections. An early confrontation could occur, meaning you’ll encounter resistance and have to try harder. Take a give-and-take approach, as a partnership could be tense. The second half of April is less stressful, and new opportunities open the last week.

VIRGO 8/23-9/22 April’s patterns require you to focus on reorganizing your thoughts, words and image so you can move ahead with little interference by midmonth. Relating to others in a more personal matter requires compromise and a less critical approach. You can repair misunderstandings or mistakes easily. Travel may be necessary.

Circle the week of the 21st-25th as highly successful and personally rewarding.

LIBRA 9/23-10/22 April puts more emphasis on your interactions with others. Mars in your own sign continues to make you more assertive and less willing to give in to the demands of workrelated issues. Expect opposition or challenges to continue, but you can handle them. Attention switches from confrontations with colleagues to more mundane matters. The second half of April, an important agreement can be finalized with a little bit of compromise.

SCORPIO 10/23-11/21 No doubt about it, 2014 is the year to reshape your world (and that is exactly what you may be doing financially by the 30th). Pay greater attention to details. Organize, prioritize and establish some order in you own personal world. Developing situations this month will have you ready to address major changes that alter your direction. Lingering issues (mostly money) surface by midmonth. Gain control and move forward the week of the 21st.

SAGITTARIUS 11/22-12/21 Collaborative actions are highly favored this month, and the urge to travel intensifies. Be more open to new ideas and doing things in a different way. April is a dynamic time to get things done, provided you take into consideration the needs and requests of others.

Your challenge is to practice moderation—from purchases to “business” luncheons. Work on achieving harmony with coworkers.

CAPRICORN 12/22-1/19 Social changes in your work world has a strong effect on your business.

April bustles with financial matters. A move of some kind is highlighted but not definite. A career/business project you’re involved with requires more time for contemplation. The later part of April is more active and productive.

AQUARIUS 1/20-2/18 You can accomplish more this month than you did in March. A more practical approach to finances is a must. Social relationships and business overlap this month: there may be a seminar, meeting or networking event you should respond to, especially on the 15th and 29th. Make new contacts and get active.

PISCES 2/19-3/20 You still have a lot going for you in April. Watch your budget, as expenses and spending may cause tension. Distance travel could be on your agenda by the 19th. Expect contracts or an ongoing project to be delayed until later next month. Demands and challenges start to ease after the 22nd. 

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13845 N. Scottsdale Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85254 Phone: 480-948-6677 www.OpusArtofJewelry.com Taking Care of Your Landscaping Needs 25847 N. 19th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85085 LANDSCAPING Phone: 623-879-7547 www.pocklandscapesolutions.com

Tim Fitzgerald, President 7689 E. Paradise Lane, Suite 8 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-970-4148 Fax: 480-481-9848 www.sunstateprint.com 15757 N. 78th Street, Suite A MOBILE APPS Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 602-265-9000 Fax: 602-528-1901 Email: infoarizonabalance@gmail.com arizonabalance.com

LIFE INSURANCE

8151 E. Evans Road, Suite 2 Mergers and Acquisitions

Taking Care of Your Landscaping Needs 25847 N. 19th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85085 Phone: 623-879-7547 www.pocklandscapesolutions.com Karen L. Evers, Agency Owner/Insurance Consultant 8687 E. Via De Ventura #218 Scottsdale, AZ 85258 Phone: 480-305-1175 Fax: 480-305-1176 Email: kevers@farmersagent.com 7706 E. Acoma Dr. #3 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-948-4485 • Fax: 480-948-7458 Email: contact@azmetroscapes.com www.azmetroscapes.com

8426 E. Shea Blvd., Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-664-6600 www.boardroomsuites.com 6636 E. Thunderbird Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85254 Phone: 480-243-7836 Fax: 480-463-9438 Email: SPACE office@maryb-assisted-living.com OFFICE SERVICES www.maryb-assisted-living.com 1st Month FREE!

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OFFICE EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES

Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-315-8040 Email: info@vuria.com www.vuria.com

NETWORKING ORGANIZATIONS We get businesses sold To learn how you can get top dollar for your company, call Jim Afinowich Phone: 480-421-9789 www.foxfin.com #1 Ranking Arizona 11 Straight Years!

NORTH

SCOTTSDALE Chamber of Commerce

14301 North 87th Street, Suite 110 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-889-8987 • Fax: 480-998-3959 www.northscottsdalechamber.org

Stephen A. Cross, CCIM “The Tenant’s Advocate”

14202 N.N. Scottsdale Rd.,Suite Suite 148 10601 Hayden Rd., 108, Scottsdale, 85254 Scottsdale, AZ AZ 85260 Phone: Phone: 480-361-5961 480-998-7998 www.cartridgeworldusa.com Toll Free: 888-998-1414 Email: steve@crossrealty.com Raintree & 87th St. – Near Paradise Bakery www.crossrealty.com Phone: 480-443-4465 www.cartridgeworldusa.com

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PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS

“The Tenant’s Advocate” 10601 N. Hayden Rd., Suite 108, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-998-7998 Toll Free: 888-998-1414 Email: steve@crossrealty.com www.crossrealty.com

PAINTING CONTRACTOR Ken Armstrong, Owner Phone: 623-910-9527 • Cell: 623-293-2755 Email:ken@armstronginnovations.com www.armstronginnovations.com

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FOR ALL YOUR PAINTING & CONSTRUCTION NEEDS PLEASE CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Phone: 602-843-6400 Fax: 602-978-1200 Email: info@silveradopainting.com www.silveradopainting.com

PHONE SERVICE

10320 N. Scottsdale Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85253 Phone: 480-951-3599 www.sunpatioaz.com

It’s A Small World Preschool & Childcare

15650 N 83rd Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 (Inside Impact Church) 602-402-2810 • www.smallworlddaycare.org “Our goal is to meet the social, emotional, physical, and intellectual needs that are unique to each child!”

Tim Fitzgerald, President 7689 E. Paradise Lane, Suite 8 Tim Fitzgerald, President 85260 7689 Scottsdale, E. ParadiseAZ Lane, Suite 8 Phone: 480-970-4148 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Fax: 480-481-9848 Phone: 480-970-4148 www.sunstateprint.com Fax: 480-481-9848 www.sunstateprint.com

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

PRINTING14255 N. 79th St., Suite 1

Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-483-6100 Fax: 480-483-9596 Email: info@swimpoolwarehouse.com www.swimpoolwarehouse.com

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15770 N. Greenway-Hayden Loop, Suite 101 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 TimPhone: Fitzgerald, President 480-483-0166 7689 E.Fax: Paradise Lane, Suite 8 480-483-9019 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 www.despinsprinting.com Phone: 480-970-4148 Fax: 480-481-9848 www.sunstateprint.com

Judy Amland, Designated Broker 7820 E. Evans Rd., Suite 400 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-483-2853 • Fax: 480-951-7460 www.greaterairparkrealty.com

REAL ESTATE/attorneys

Tim Fitzgerald, President 7689 E. Paradise Lane, Suite 8 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Located inPhone: the Scottsdale 480-970-4148AirCenter 15290 N. 78th Way, Suite B200 Fax: 480-481-9848 www.sunstateprint.com Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-483-7867 Email: Email: leno@iconprintlabs.com www.iconprintlabs.com

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7750 E. Gelding Dr., Suite 4, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-991-1993 Fax: 480-991-3004 www.legacyaz.com Judy Amland, Designated Broker 7820 E. Evans Rd., Suite 400 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-483-2853 • Fax: 480-951-7460 www.greaterairparkrealty.com

Kristin Guadagno, Certified Senior Escrow Officer 14200 N. Northsight Blvd., Suite 100 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-538-1940 Fax: 480-538-1960 www.chicagotitlearizona.com Email: kristin.guadagno@ctt.com

RESTAURANTS

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Realty & Management Commercial Real Estate

Linda Smith Maughan, CPM®, Designated Broker 14415 N. 73rd St., Suite 100 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-443-8287 www.losarcosrealty.net Scottsdale: 16211 N. Scottsdale Rd. #4 Phone: 480-607-DELI(3354)

14080 N. Northsight Blvd.

Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-596-9000 www.colliers.com

Cornwell Corporation 14851 N. Scottsdale Rd., Suite 203 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-951-1212 www.cornwellcorporation.com

16410 N. 91st St., Suite 112 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-443-3992 www.shellcommercial.com

Phoenix: 21705 N. 19th Ave. Phone: 623-581-DELI(3354) We Deliver & Offering Catering Too! www.RinaldisDeli.com

SEARCH ENGINE MARKETING REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS

Cutler Commercial

2150 E. Highland, Suite 207 Phoenix, AZ 85016 Phone: 602-955-3500 • Fax: 602-955-2828 www.cutlercommercial.com

Joseph Chaplik, President/Designated Broker 9927 E. Bell Rd., Unit 1130 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-305-5600 Email: jchaplik@josephbernard.net www.josephbernard.net

7575 E. Redfield Rd., Suite 213 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-348-0467 Ext. 1 www.fasturtle.com Email: info@fasturtle.com

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TELEPHONE/TELECOMMUNICATIONS

VIDEO PRODUCTION (CONT...)

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American Telephone, Inc. 7363 E. Tierra Buena Lane, Suite 140 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-991-7780

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TENANT SERVICES

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WEBSITE DESIGN

SIGNAGE Stephen A. Cross, CCIM “The Tenant’s Advocate” Tim Fitzgerald, President 7689 E. Paradise Lane, Suite 8 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-970-4148 • Fax: 480-481-9848 www.sunstateprint.com

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BX3 Interactive 7590 E Gray Rd #201 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-878-7800 | Email: hello@bx3.me bx3interactive.com Complete web development, software and marketing solutions.

Cutler Commercial 2150 E. Highland, Suite 207 Phoenix, AZ 85016 Phone: 602-955-3500 • Fax: 602-955-2828 www.cutlercommercial.com

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SHREDDING

15560 N. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd, Suite B Scottsdale, AZ. 85260 Call 480.860.8446 for Appointment Times www.ShredddingScottsdale.com

TILE FLOORING Web Software & Mobile Apps

STORAGE

13851 N.73rd St., Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-991-5600 www.storagewest.com

TAXES

Phone: 480-897-4400 • www.cervantescpa.com

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Phoenix, AZ ROC #189706 Phone: 602-570-5916 www.right-tile.com

VIDEO PRODUCTION

MP&E Equipment Rental 16585 N. 92nd St., Suite 104 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-596-6699 www.hdgear.tv

BX3 Interactive 7590 E Gray Rd #201 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-878-7800 | Email: hello@bx3.me bx3interactive.com Complete web development, software and marketing solutions.

WEIGHT LOSS

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ADVERTISING SALES ExECuTIVE WINDOWS & DOORS

7650 E. Gelding Dr., Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-948-4697 www.scottsdalecustom.com

ADVERTISING SALES executive

Times Media Group is comprised of the ValleyTimes, Lovin’ Life After 50, the Scottsdale Airpark News, Nearby News Mesa, Nearby News Scottsdale, SanTan Sun News and College Times, together the Times Mediafamily Group is comprised of Arizona the ValleyTimes, Lovin’ Life After 50, the highest-circulated of free publications in according Scottsdale Airpark News, Nearby News Mesa, Nearby News Scottsdale, SanTan Sun to the Phoenix Business Journal.

We are currently adding to our outside advertising sales team. together the highest-circulated family of free publications News and College Times, Central to our mission at Phoenix Times Media is a Journal. fundamental in Arizona according to the Business We are currently adding to our commitment to conduct business with uncompromising outside advertising salesour team. integrity. A qualified candidate for this position possesses first a Central to our mission at Times Media is a fundamental commitment to conduct commitment to integrity and high moral character. No experience our business with uncompromising integrity.

Atoqualified in advertising sales is necessary.

We are perfectly willing train the candidate for this position possesses first a commitment to integrity and high moral character. No experience right individual.

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15855 N. Greenway-Hayden Loop, Suite 120 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-596-1133 www.mytintwizard.com

Whatit We Need: no direct • Base Pay + Commission What We Offer: While is preferred, outside sales experience is nec- • Health Benefits While it is preferred, no direct outside • Base Pay + Commission essary. Again, we are seeking • Mileage Reimbursement sales professionals, experience and is we necessary.

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Backstreet Alley..................................... 41 Bank '34............................................... 62 Beebee's Pest Control........................... 41 Best Law Firm....................................... 32 Biltmore Loan........................................ 57 Boccieri Golf.......................................... 30 Boardroom Suites.................................. 40 Cave Creek Smokehouse....................... 47 C&R Tire............................................... 28 Camidor................................................ 17 Cantina Laredo...................................... 44 Charity Auto Club................................... 12 Colliers International............................... 60 Collings Foundation................................ 51 Consolidated Personnel Services............. 48 Copper Point Mutual Insurance....Front Cover Cornwell Corp........................................ 32 Cross Commercial Real Estate ......................................Inside Back Cover Cutler Commercial.................................. 33 Despins Printing & Graphics.................... 42 Eastern Medicine Center........................... 6 First Fidelity Bank.................................... 2 First International Bank & Trust................ 22

Goorman Law Offices............................. 61 Gould Staffing........................................ 55 Greater Airpark Realty Services............... 10

Realty Executives................................... 59 Renuka Kumar DDS............................... 43 Rinaldi's Italian Deli................................ 46

Hyde Park Home Health Care................. 53 Hymson Goldstein & Pantiliat PC.............. 1

Schaefer & Associates........................... 48 Scottsdale Airport Auto Care................... 58 Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce.......... 78 Scottsdale Leadership............................ 54 Shell Commercial Ad........................ 13, 23 Sierra Pointe.......................................... 21 Signature Graphics................................. 12 Signature Graphics Edit..............................

Sky Med................................................ 24 Sonoran Orthopedic Trauma Surgeons....... 9 Storage West........................................... 7 Strategic Asset Conservation Display....... 43 Sun Patio & Pool................................... 62

Innovative Lighting & Design................... 22 IPA/Liv North Scottsdale........................ 40 JEL Enterprises..................................... 65 Jet Linx Scottsdale................................... 8 Joseph Bernard Investments................... 56 Legere Pharmaceuticals......................... 50 LipoNow................................................ 54 Los Arcos Realty.................................... 55 Luther Law............................................ 25 Michael's Creative Jewelry......... Back Cover Money Radio.......................................... 39 Music on the Prominade......................... 27 My Home Group.................................... 25

Tempo Creative...................................... 79 Tom's Thumb Fresh Market.................... 61 Trans Zen Dental.................................... 50 TTI Performance Systems....................... 39 Twisted Rose......................................... 47

National Event Systems.......................... 40 Net Jets................................................ 35 Nirenstein Garnice PLLC........................ 10 Nussbaum Gillis & Dinner P.C................. 11

United Real Estate................................. 51

Office Resale Solutions........................... 66

Weiss Kelly............................................ 42 Western Alliance Bancorp................. 15, 45

Partner Warehouse and Distribution......... 34 Pit Stop Auto Detailing........................... 28 Platinum Premier Realty.......................... 64 Posa Outreach....................................... 20 Prestige Cleaners (Direct)....................... 16 Rayco, Lee Harris.................................. 80

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Airport Property Specialists........... 5, 29, 38 Alerus Financial...................................... 37 American Telephone............................... 56 Animal Hospital at Terravita..................... 44 Arizona Diamondbacks Trade Account..... 64 AskBizDex Marketing............................. 50 Assured Imaging.................................... 36 Avery Lane............................................ 42

Vertical Aviation...................................... 63 Vuria..................................................... 14

In addition to its unparalleled Airpark distribution, the Scottsdale Airpark News is also mailed directly to an additional 2,000 Airpark business owners every month!

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Airpark Residents Asked to Give this April

A

rizona’s statewide day of giving returns for a second year. And though “Arizona Gives Day” is officially April 9, the fundraiser really runs all month, presented by FirstBank and led by bank Phoenix Market President and DC Ranch resident Bryce Lloyd.

The 24-hour online giving initiative encourages Arizonans to recognize and financially support the efforts of various nonprofits from across the state. In addition to fundraising, Arizona Gives Day is an opportunity to raise awareness of the state’s nonprofit sector and educate communities on the benefits of online giving.

The impact of individual donors on the state’s many nonprofit organizations will be felt for years to come, says Marissa Theisen, president and CEO of the Arizona Grantmakers Forum. “These funds will help organizations change lives, build leaders and champion so many good causes.”

How to Give Beginning at midnight on April 9, Arizonans can go online at www.azgives. org and pledge their financial support to the nonprofit of their choice. Donors will select the recipient of their online donation there will be an estimated 800 or more to choose from—and the donation will go directly to their chosen organization.

Give Local With more than 800 nonprofits taking part, choosing where to best donate on Arizona Gives Day can be tricky. If giving locally is a goal for you, this partial list of area nonprofits taking part will help: • Arizona Educational Foundation • Camp Soaring Eagle Foundation • Cortney’s Place • Feeding Matters • Foothills Animal Rescue • Foothills Community Foundation • Inspire Foundation, Inc.

Your Turn To Ask The Questions...

• Joe Foss Institute • Lucky Dog Rescue Inc • notMYkid • Oasis Sanctuary Foundation, LTD • Phoenix Community Toolbank • Phoenix Herpetological Society • Power Paws Assistance Dogs, Inc. • Reigning Grace Ranch • Severson Sisters • Singleton Moms • Southwest Institute for Families and Children • Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center • The Care Fund • The New Foundation • The Purple Society • The Welcome to America Project • Valley of the Sun Jewish Community Center • Waste Not, Inc. • Workshops For Youth & Families • World Child Cancer USA 

A Program Of The Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce

Meet the 2014 Scottsdale City Council Candidates Wednesday, April 30th 2014 11:30am - 1:00pm

Sponsored by

16405 North Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale 85254 Cost: $25 for Members, $45 for Non Members (Additional $5 fee for at door registration)

Join the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce for a panel discussion involving the 2014 City Council Candidates. This event will include moderated questions as well as questions from the audience. Come and get your questions answered!

Register online at scottsdalechamber.com or contact Nikki Hoffman nhoffman@scottsdalechamber.com or at 480.355.2712.

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Spring Ahead!

Oil Change ............................... $21.95 Plus 5K Service. Includes Tire Rotation. Dexos, Synthetic & Diesel oils additional charge. 5 quarts of All Climate 5W30. Most vehicles. Must present coupon at time of service. Not to be combined with another offer on same product or service.

A/C System Inspection ... $19.95 • Check A/C pressures and operation.

• Visual inspection for leaks.

• Check system operation.

Refrigerant additional.

Tire Rotation ............................... Free!

Power Steering Fluid Flush ................................... $69.95

Cooling System Service: $39.95

Free Subway Lunch Gift Card

Anytime, up to 20” wheels.

Drain and fill up to 1 gallon of coolant. Check hoses and belts. Not to be combined with another offer on same product or service.

Mechanical Repairs:.... 10%

With a minimum purchase of $50.00.

(Oil changes excluded.) Limited time offer

Off

Up to $50 off. Shop supplies and disposal fees extra. Must present coupon at time of service. Not to be combined with another offer on same product or service.

All offers expire April 30, 2014.

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