The Superstition Region Public Land Managers Meeting brought together leaders from across Pinal County to align on outdoor recreation, tourism, and responsible growth. From heat safety and OHV management to regional storytelling and trail planning, this collaborative forum highlights how partnerships across agencies and communities are shaping Arizona’s future—where conservation and economic development go hand in hand.

What began as a personal project to spotlight Arizona’s small towns has evolved into a movement for rural revitalization. From Superior to Apache Junction, local leaders are navigating the impact of Resolution Copper with grit and care—balancing economic growth with cultural preservation. This moment isn’t just about development; it’s about building a future that honors the past while making room for what’s next in the Copper Corridor.

Arizona’s most vulnerable communities face critical threats as the U.S. Senate shapes its budget reconciliation bill. Medicaid, SNAP, affordable housing, and early childhood programs are all on the line. This blog explores what’s at stake and how Arizonans can take action now. Learn how to advocate for Arizona families, protect essential services, and drive real impact through focused, community-first public policy.

Attended the Mesa Financial Network event hosted by the Mesa Chamber of Commerce, where David Scott of First Western Bank shared actionable lending insights, financial literacy tips, and the power of relationships in community banking. Events like this are vital—but many small biz and nonprofit leaders can’t step away to attend. That’s why sharing these takeaways matters. Let’s keep telling the stories that fuel our local economy.

I had the incredible opportunity to attend the 2025 Phoenix Global Forum, thanks to the sponsorship of Resolution Copper and Phoenix Sister Cities. This world-class event connected local innovation to global trends in AI, sustainability, and critical minerals. Experiencing the collaboration between Phoenix and international leaders expanded my perspective and reaffirmed the power of community-driven global impact.

First Things First, Arizona’s early childhood agency, lead an open and honest conversation about the state of early childhood education.

If you’re a business owner looking to scale, and build long-term sustainability, government contracts might just be your golden ticket.

East Valley buzzing as leaders, organizations, and community members came together to tackle some of the biggest issues facing Arizona.

Benedictine Mesa’s Journeys in Leadership featured Mayor John Giles on collaboration, civil discourse, and Mesa’s rich history. Learn more!