2017 East Valley Statespersons’ Luncheon

 
 

2017 East Valley Statespersons’ Luncheon – Sponsored by APS
April 19, 2017  from 11:30am to 1:30pm 
ASU Memorial Union Ventana Ballroom

The event will feature a conversation with Coclick right herengressman Andy Biggs (AZ-5) and Congresswoman Kyrsten Sinema (AZ-9) moderated by Jeff Guldner of APS.


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Dedicated to the PHX East Valley

The East Valley Partnership is a coalition of civic, business, educational and political leaders from Apache Junction, Chandler, Florence, Fountain Hills, Gila River Indian Community, Gilbert, Mesa, Queen Creek, Salt River Pima- Maricopa Indian Community, Tempe and Pinal County dedicated to the economic development and promotion of the East Valley of Greater Phoenix, Arizona. We actively advocate in areas such as economic development, education, transportation and infrastructure, arts, behavioral health, and other important areas.

 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Robin Arredondo-Savage, Vice Mayor – City of Tempe

Rachel Aja – Cox Communication

Heather Austin – The Ferraro Group

Bryan Barney – Huber Barney PLLC

Lee Benson – Able Engineering

Mike Bielecki – Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie LLP

Gordon Bluth –  Blucor Contracting

Tim Bricker – Dignity Health

Dee Burton  – Alliance Bank of Arizona

Brian Campbell –  Campbell Law Group

Carlos Contreras – Intel Corporation

Chuck Coughlin –  HighGround

Michael Cowan – Mesa Public Schools

Bill Crawford – Chandler- Gilbert Community College

Angela Creedon –  Arizona State University

Webb Crockett – Fennemore Craig, PC

Rhonda Curtis –  Wells Fargo Bank

Sally Downey – East Valley Institute of Technology

Mark Dreher – Wallace Plese + Dreher LLP

Cynthia Dunham – The Leadership Centre

William Garfield  – Arizona Water Company

Scott Gibson – Davis Miles McGuire Gardner PLLC

John Giles, Mayor –  City of Mesa

Caryn Gose –  Salt River Project

Jeff Guldner –  Arizona Public Service

Alan Heywood – Americopy

Sandra Hudson – TrustBank

Michael Hughes –  A New Leaf

Anthony Jeffers – Hensel Phelps

Doug Johnson -BBVA Compass Bank

Joel Johnson – First Bank of Arizona

Thomas Kaupie – National Bank of Arizona

Heidi Kimball– ASU Research Park

Milo LeBaron – LeBaron & Carroll Insurance

Matt Ligouri – Southwest Gas

Bridget Lovett  –  Apollo Education Group

• Steve Martin – Childsplay
• Kevin Martinelli – Arizona Republic
• Dea McDonald – Eastmark/DMB
• Jeff Mirasola  –  CenturyLink
• Stephanie Navarro – Salt River Project
• Chris Nickle –  McCarthy Building Companies
• Kevin Olson – Steptoe & Johnson
• Brian O’Neill –  PHX Mesa Gateway
• Bryant Powell – City of Apache Junction
• Tom Rankin, Mayor –  Town of Florence
•  Jordan Ray, Vice Mayor – Town of Gilbert
• Marianne Rexer – Wilkes University
• Brain Ruddle –  Commercial Properties
• Jim Schmidt – Schmidt Westergard
• Holly Schor – Goodwill of Central Arizona
• Marc Schultz – Snell & Wilmer
• Jerry Schwallier – Arizona Bank & Trust
• Jack Sellers – Arizona State Transportation Board
• Jesse Shetlar – Mutual of Omaha
• Richard Silverman – Jennings Strouss
• Jeff Singleton – Ernst & Young
• Doug Small – Northern Arizona University
• Gerrit Steenblik –  Polsinelli PC
• John Stolting – The Boeing Company
• Steve Strickbine –  Times Media Group
• Peter Sturgeon – Sorenson Capital
• Linda Thompson – Helios Education Foundation
• Terry Turk- Farnsworth Companies
• Steve Utter – Empire Southwest
• Deanna Villanueva- Saucedo – Maricopa Community College District
• O.T. ” Ted” Wendel – A.T. Still University
• Todd Werner – Banner Health
• Steve West –  Udall Shumway
• Julia Wheatley – Town of Queen Creek
• Lois Yates – Global Logistics Development Partners

EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS

Supervisor Denny Barney – Maricopa County Board of Supervisors

Mayor Gail Barney – Town of Queen Creek

Supervisor Steve Chucri – Maricopa County Board of Supervisors

Councilmember Sal DiCiccio – City of Phoenix

Mayor John Giles – City of Mesa

Mayor John Insalaco – City of Apache Junction

Mayor Mark Mitchell – City of Tempe

Martin Sepulveda – Sepulveda Group, Inc.

Mayor Jay Tibshraeny – City of Chandler