Phoenix Business Journal By most industry metrics, Phoenix is booming. From real estate, to technology, to manufacturing, the Valley is beating out traditionally stronger, more competitive markets, in part due to Phoenix’s willingness to allow companies to innovate and test out their cutting-edge technologies. The fifth-fastest growing city has become the testing ground for autonomous vehicles and fintech sandboxes, and …
By Jordan Rose and Adam Trenk | Rose Law Group Jordan Rose has been active in the hemp industry rulemaking process, and Adam Trenk is a partner and director of Rose Law Group Hemp Department On December 20, 2018, the Federal Farm Bill was signed into law legalizing industrial hemp. Soon after, the Arizona Department of Agriculture, which oversees the commercialization …
Phoenix Business Journal The journey to becoming a leader in business and industry includes drive, determination and good decisions — but it’s also important to remember that success often follows when we simply treat others as we would like to be treated. Below, eight members of Phoenix Business Journal Leadership Trust share the advice that reminds them each day about the right …
On Tuesday, September 17th, Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group founder and president, will be speaking at the ‘State of Business in Phoenix’ event along with Sandra Watson, President & CEO, Arizona Commerce Authority. The Phoenix region experienced a tremendous economic upswing in 2019. But what is it that makes this area ideal for growth and is your business poised to …
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Spring Creek Partners and Southbridge 2.0 By Callan Smith | Rose Law Group Reporter Last night the Scottsdale Planning Commission unanimously approved the downtown redevelopment project proposed by Spring Creek Partners known as Southbridge 2.0. It’s an extension of the late Scottsdale developer Fred Unger’s vision, activating the Arizona Canal and bringing life to downtown …
By Loren Grush | The Verge This month, space enthusiasts were shocked to learn that an Israeli lunar lander that crashed into the Moon’s surface in April actually had some passengers aboard: a tiny capsule filled with dehydrated microscopic organisms known as tardigrades. These little “water bears,” known to withstand very extreme environments, may have survived the wreck. Almost no one knew they …
Phoenix Business Journal Phoenix, Arizona, continues to be an up-and-coming destination for companies to call home. With pro-business regulations and a strong talent pipeline, the city is teeming with innovation and the resources to support it. The Phoenix Business Journal has invited a group of top-notch executives to share their experience and insights via the Phoenix Business Journal Leadership Trust. These leaders represent …
By Tim Gallen | Phoenix Business Journal Grady Gammage Jr., Michael Kennedy and Jordan Rose have been selected to a national list of notable attorneys. The Business Journals’ Influencers: Law spotlights attorneys who are driving business for their employers, and for their clients, in cities across the country. The 100 individuals identified here serve both large, nationally known ventures and smaller, locally focused …
Homebuilder’s eye state land for growth By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal No group may have a more intimate view of the struggle to develop homes and businesses using Arizona-owned land than dairy farmer Jim Boyle Jr. and his cows. Boyle is among a group of dairy farmers in Mesa working to transform their property into a 1,200-acre master-planned community — a …
By Mark Mensheha | The Business Journals They’re on the phone when counsel is needed. They’re in the room when an agreement is being finalized. In short, they’re the ones making sure the dotted i’s and crossed t’s do what they’re supposed to do upon a deal’s completion. And it’s in large part because of them that a city’s power brokers …