Zach discusses the upcoming Tucson City Council vote on the Central Business District in downtown Tucson; thoughts on the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and what it means for Election 2020. Devon Underwood recaps her process for pairing great people with great companies, as a part of Workforce Pivots, an ongoing series about getting Tucson workers and employees back to work, together, well!

Zach discusses the upcoming Tucson City Council vote on the Central Business District in downtown Tucson; thoughts on the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and what it means for Election 2020. Devon Underwood recaps her process for pairing great people with great companies, as a part of Workforce Pivots, an ongoing series about getting Tucson workers and employees back to work, together, well!

Zach sits down with Rob Retzlaff, COO of the Connected Commerce Council in Washington, D.C., about the big tech services that support small business, as part of continued dialogue around antitrust and big tech hearings. Zach talks about how both parties play identity politics, and the solutions, as we head to Election 2020. The guys from MassMutual come on for Financial Fridays, timely advice for both the young professional and experienced investor alike!

Zach sits down with Rob Retzlaff, COO of the Connected Commerce Council in Washington, D.C., about the big tech services that support small business, as part of continued dialogue around antitrust and big tech hearings. Zach talks about how both parties play identity politics, and the solutions, as we head to Election 2020. The guys from MassMutual come on for Financial Fridays, timely advice for both the young professional and experienced investor alike!

How do you bring on a new employee when you may not get to work with them in person for a while?! Devon Underwood of The Talent Store discusses onboarding and hiring in the age of COVID-19. Then, TUSD Governing Board candidate Ravi Grivois-Shah comes on to talk COVID-19 and school restarting, what he might do differently, the desegregation case, Invest in Ed, and more!

How do you bring on a new employee when you may not get to work with them in person for a while?! Devon Underwood of The Talent Store discusses onboarding and hiring in the age of COVID-19. Then, TUSD Governing Board candidate Ravi Grivois-Shah comes on to talk COVID-19 and school restarting, what he might do differently, the desegregation case, Invest in Ed, and more!

Zach talks with faith and culture contributor Pastor Jeff Logsdon of Hope City Church, Wisdom for Weird Times, making sense of a senseless world. They discuss the mental health crisis right now, and how we support our community during difficult times. Then, two members of the community committee that helped advise the launch of the Kasser Family Wing at the Tucson Museum of Art discuss the new Wing and the 3,000+ years of art and history that can be found there, recently opened in Tucson!

Zach talks with faith and culture contributor Pastor Jeff Logsdon of Hope City Church, Wisdom for Weird Times, making sense of a senseless world. They discuss the mental health crisis right now, and how we support our community during difficult times. Then, two members of the community committee that helped advise the launch of the Kasser Family Wing at the Tucson Museum of Art discuss the new Wing and the 3,000+ years of art and history that can be found there, recently opened in Tucson!

Zach talks about COVID numbers at two of our state universities, and the UArizona response. Both have infection rates under 5%, which was recently the magic number, but not anymore, what are the goalposts? Zach talks about Invest in Ed, and his thoughts on how we got here and what some innovation in education investment could look like. Finally, does Tucson have a regional economic recovery strategy?

Zach talks about COVID numbers at two of our state universities, and the UArizona response. Both have infection rates under 5%, which was recently the magic number, but not anymore, what are the goalposts? Zach talks about Invest in Ed, and his thoughts on how we got here and what some innovation in education investment could look like. Finally, does Tucson have a regional economic recovery strategy?