Having worked in the fitness industry for more than a decade, I can say confidently that some things never seem to change. When it comes to questions, myths, facts and fiction, both men and women often are on the same plane and have the same goals; however, women tend to have a few more specific … [Read more...] about Understanding the Three Biggest Gym Myths
Six Ways to Successfully Close Out a Grant Award
What actions should be taken to successfully close out your grant? In this final installment of our grant management best practices series, we offer some suggestions for winding down a grant award. There is much to consider that is specific to your organization, so we focused on the points that seem … [Read more...] about Six Ways to Successfully Close Out a Grant Award
Understanding Investment Challenges Women Face
Preparing for the future is one of the most important aspects of financial strategizing, and a lack of involvement often leaves women, in particular, potentially exposed to financial hardships later in life. Don’t expect a spouse, partner or other family member to help ensure financial … [Read more...] about Understanding Investment Challenges Women Face
Exploring New Destinations and New Office Location with Avenues of the World
We are very excited to announce that Avenues of the World Travel will be moving! Our clients will be able to enjoy the same high level of service they are used to from our award-winning team, but after 18 years on 4th Street, we are moving to 2100 E. Cedar. We invite you to join us for a fun Grand … [Read more...] about Exploring New Destinations and New Office Location with Avenues of the World
Do You Live Next to a Hot Pink Gazebo?
Happily, at a time when so many folks can find so many things to debate, there is one topic on which most can agree: they hate their HOA. Yes, homeowner’s associations get a bad rap, but is this always justified? In the interest of bringing more peace and harmony to our happy mountain community, … [Read more...] about Do You Live Next to a Hot Pink Gazebo?
Focus on Five Things to Be a Great Leader
Over the last several months, I have received emails or have had students stop by my office and ask what it takes to become a CEO. I really don’t know if there are steps to get there, but in my experience, if you are a great leader, you will eventually become a CEO. I’ve put together a simple list … [Read more...] about Focus on Five Things to Be a Great Leader
Beginning of School Year May Reveal Child Abuse, Neglect
The end of summer and the start of a new school year is an exciting time for most children. But for some, the beginning of school could reveal a dark secret when signs of abuse and neglect these children have suffered over the summer are noticed by teachers, staff and other parents. “Because … [Read more...] about Beginning of School Year May Reveal Child Abuse, Neglect
LAUNCH Flagstaff to Host Town Hall in Support of Education
Nothing characterizes the health of a community as much as the opportunities for its youngest members to learn. Great teachers and schools, great libraries and museums, a wealth of engagement in cultural/artistic events and physical activities, an excitement about science, technology, engineering … [Read more...] about LAUNCH Flagstaff to Host Town Hall in Support of Education
Arthritis May Win a Battle, But It Doesn’t Have To Win the War
Born and raised in the Midwest, Brian spent most of his life hunting small game such as pheasant and turkey. When he moved to Arizona, he was excited for the opportunity to engage in big game hunts, such as elk and deer. One of his goals was to hunt elk with a bow. His chance came when his name was … [Read more...] about Arthritis May Win a Battle, But It Doesn’t Have To Win the War
Thank You, Senator
Hello Flagstaff! I hope you all have been enjoying your summer! As you may know the Flagstaff City Council takes a recess in July and then reconvenes for a new session in August. As we get ready to return, I wanted to take a moment to talk about the practice of governance. Senator McCain recently … [Read more...] about Thank You, Senator