You know that friend who's always there when you are in need? The one who shows up on time, follows through on promises, and genuinely cares about what's going on in your life? That's exactly what your business needs to be for your customers. Sure, those splashy marketing campaigns and point-collecting apps might turn some heads. But keeping customers? That's more like … [More]
First Impressions Are Biological – Biohack Them to Succeed in Remote Work
In a virtual meeting, our brain still makes a snap judgment, often in under a second, based on what it sees, hears and senses. But without the usual office context, that “first impression” lands even harder. For remote workers, mastering that biology gives them an edge. When we connect via video or audio, our subconscious mind triggers ancient-wired circuits that ask: Can I … [More]
2026 Mercedes GLE 450 Coupe
The GLE 450 Coupe reads as a smart executive play for Phoenix: quiet, composed and more athletic than its fastback shape lets on. The 3.0-liter inline-six with a 48-volt assist is the story here — smooth off the line, unobtrusive in traffic, and eager when the 101 opens up. Ride quality stays calm over expansion joints and construction seams, and the cabin lands on the right … [More]
Business Lunch Meets Italian Glamour at Sexy Roman at the W Scottsdale
Remember when a business lunch was something to be savored — a chance to impress a client or celebrate a big win in sumptuous style? Now open at the stylish W Scottsdale hotel in the heart of Old Town, Sexy Roman is a splashy new hotspot that pairs drop-dead-gorgeous décor with serious culinary chops from James Beard-nominated chef Jason Franey. What many don’t realize is that … [More]
Community Asset
Food assistance has been a top news story of late. Something about this holiday season always brings that topic forward, but this year it was compelled by additional forces. Refreshments, of course, are an asset to any gathering — from weekly sales meeting to corporate retreat to after-hours party … to a family dinner. Food banks are a community asset. They uplift the … [More]
Exhibition Uses Hands-On STEM to Spark Arizona’s Future Semiconductor Workforce
Semiconductor chips power everything, from Nintendo Switch games and TikTok videos to Mars rovers and virtual reality headsets, yet few understand how they work. That’s why ASM, a leading semiconductor equipment and process technology company, launched its "From Sand to Stars: A Semiconductor Adventure" exhibition at Arizona Science Center, which transforms the mysterious world … [More]
2026 Cadillac Vistiq EV
Cadillac’s three-row 2026 Vistiq EV arrives quietly and with confidence: executive-grade comfort, strong performance and the kind of range and charging speed that makes back-to-back meetings in Scottsdale, Tempe and downtown Phoenix feel routine. The cabin reads premium without pretense — clean interfaces, solid materials, supportive seating — and the tech layer stays helpful … [More]
Out of Office for Culture and Conversation
Back by popular demand, The Phoenix Symphony’s Coffee Classics returns for the 2025/26 Season, offering audiences a Friday morning filled with music, connection and conversation. These intimate, 90-minute performances are designed to bring audiences closer to the heart of the music in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Offering business leaders an opportunity to connect … [More]
Glenrosa Restaurant Fires Up Authentic Sonoran
Perched at the entrance to Tempe's Grass Clippings Rolling Hills Golf Course, Glenrosa Restaurant emerges as a vibrant oasis in the desert, embodying Executive Chef Victor Davila’s vision of communal dining steeped in Sonora's bold traditions. The hacienda-style entrance, framed by vibrant succulents and Palo Verde trees, leads to an indoor-outdoor haven with sweeping views of … [More]
6 Downtown Phoenix Buildings to Celebrate during Historic Preservation Month
In a city that’s booming with new developments, the historic places and spaces that are dotted throughout our streets can elicit a sense of mystery, awe and curiosity about days gone by. Downtown Phoenix may be considered a young city, but it’s also home to a number of historic buildings that add character to our streets, and give a glimpse into what life was like … [More]
