Jordan Rose, founder and president of Rose Law Group, is a Business Journal ‘Nonprofit Board Member of the Year’ finalist

By Mignon A. Gould | Phoenix Business Journal The Phoenix Business Journal has unveiled the finalists and honorees for the 9th annual Corporate Philanthropy Awards and Nonprofit Business Summit to recognize the philanthropic contributions of Valley leaders and companies. These individuals and corporations are leading the way in their charitable efforts to make an impact and support the community in which they do business. Three new categories were added this year including Nonprofit Executive of the Year Award, Nonprofit Board Member of the Year Award and Volunteer of the Year Award. Read the full subscription story from the Phoenix Business Journal.

Banner Ironwood plans expansion in Queen Creek

Banner Ironwood Medical Center. Via Banner Health (Disclosure: Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose is a Banner Health Foundation board member.) By Janet Perez | Queen Creek Independent Banner Ironwood Medical Center will be expanding in Queen Creek, most significantly adding emergency cardiac services. Banner Ironwood CEO Brian Kellar announced the expansion at a recent Queen Creek Town Council meeting. Kellar …

Phoenix delays decision on data center rules; Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose comments

(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents a variety of data center developers and hyperscalers.) By Jorge Ramos | Phoenix Business Journal The city of Phoenix could soon become the latest city in the Valley to create guidelines to regulate data center developments, but the decision will have to wait until next month. Proposed amendments to both the general plan and zoning rules were …

State putting SR 347 widening in its 5-year plan is “a great day,” for the region, says Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose

Projects area map. Via Arizona Department of Transportation (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents a coalition of property and business owners throughout Pinal County who have worked to bring new transportation infrastructure to the region.) By Kenny Quayle | Pinal Central MARICOPA — The widening of State Route 347 is officially in the state’s five-year plan after a vote Friday morning …

Story on how an ill-fated mall became Goodyear’s long-awaited downtown spurs Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose to reflect on her legal career in the city

Via City of Goodyear Facebook Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group Founder and President: “I started my legal career in Goodyear, when it was mostly home to farm fields. My boss at the time had me go to Goodyear nearly everyday, sit in the room with the then planing director Harvey Krauss, and draft a zoning ordinance that allowed for the …

Proposed zoning policy for Phoenix data centers needs ‘crucial tweaks,’ says Rose Founder and President Jordan Rose

By Jeremy Duda | Axios Phoenix is on the verge of enacting zoning regulations to limit where data centers can be located. Why it matters: Data centers use large amounts of energy and space and can bring negative effects like noise pollution to surrounding communities, per an analysis by city staff. State of play: The city wants to direct data centers away from mixed-use, walkable …

[PODCAST] Ready or not, we’re all heading Into the metaverse: Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose talks Web 3.0 with Law.com

Legal Speak is a weekly podcast that makes sense of what’s happening in the legal industry. Each episode tackles a subject that’s worthy of a deep dive—from law firm profit hacks to Supreme Court showdowns to the most promising plays in legal tech. Hosted by Law.com Editor-in-Chief Zack Needles and Newsroom Innovation Director Vanessa Blum, Legal Speak offers straight talk …

Homebuilders share updates on 8 master-planned communities in the pipeline; PBJ front page report features input from Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose

(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Brookfield Residential, Lennar, Taylor Morrison and Toll Brothers.) By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Despite a recent slowdown in home closings and homebuilder permits, the Valley’s housing market is still undersupplied as more people continue to move to the region. Remarkably, the Valley only has about 28,000 finished lots available for homebuilders to build …