Women in Business
Featuring women business owners in Prescott.
Women of S.T.E.A.M – Q&A
Prescott Woman Magazine interviewed five women involved in S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) fields to find out what got them involved and why it’s important to encourage more women to explore careers in these areas.
A Fiery Passion for Fitness Leads to a Dream Come True
At just 23, her passion for fitness, health and wellness went from idea to reality in what seemed like the blink of an eye when she opened All Athletes Welcome Gym in Prescott.
While MJ has many passions, from riding motorcycles to ballroom dancing, she said, “My true passion is teaching others how to connect and move together, and the importance of the mind, body, and human connections that are expressed through movement.”
The True Essence of CoWorking
Working from home has become the new normal in our modern-day workforce. According to the 2019 Annual State of Independence in American Report, 41 million Americans work as self-employed consultants, freelancers, contractors, and home-based business owners, as well as remote works and digital nomads.
Women in Business Downtown Prescott
Featuring Nikki Amato, Cate Wilson, Lisa Winter, and Diane Tripp
Women in Business Downtown Prescott
Featuring Roxane Nielsen, Jordyn Vixie, Tricia Irwin, and Darla DeVille
Women in Business: Chino Valley
Women are running the Town of Chino Valley. Meet Maggie Tidaback, Town of Chino Valley Economic Development Project Manager; Cecilia Grittman, Chino Valley Town Manager; and Lorette Brashear, Chino Valley Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director
Women in Business Downtown Prescott
Featuring Sadie Sarti, Margo Christenson, Jennifer Herbert, and Gillian Haley
Candles as Art—and the Perfect Gifts
If you’re looking for personal, thoughtful gift options this holiday season, look no further than Armadilla Wax Works in Prescott Valley. Founded in 1971 by husband-and-wife team Denise Jenike and Kent Buttermann, this beautiful shop offers a wide variety of handmade candles, soaps, lotions, and unique art pieces.
Women in Business Downtown Prescott
Featuring Vanessa Evans, Sheri Shaw, Candy Hull, and Audra Yamamoto
Brewing Up Something New
When Jean-Marie Bellington and her husband Jim began searching for the perfect place to live in 2007, they had no idea their purchase of a commercial business in Prescott would lead to what has quickly become a rejuvenated spot for locals and visitors.
There’s Plenty Brewing in Prescott
The craft beverage industry has no intent of slowing down throughout the US, and that includes right here in Prescott. In recent years, the town has seen local crafters staking claim— from Superstition Meadery on Gurley Street, to Granite Mountain Brewing on Cortez Street, to the newest Stoic Cider based in Williamson Valley.
New Opportunities in Rewarding Industries
The management team at Ponderosa Hotel Management is not new to the world of Hotel Restaurant Management Programs (HRM). Still, this August, the team is taking advantage of a new opportunity by participating in the HRM program at Yavapai College’s Prescott campus. The program launches August 19 and will not only bring a skilled labor pool to the region’s hotels, resorts, and restaurants but will also provide a new career path for local students.