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July 2013 contents Features

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18 | Appointment-Plus: Time Is Money 24 | Vuria: Clicks or Conversion?

30 | 29th Drive LLC: Next Dimension of Design 34 | Remember When

Scottsdale's Swimming in Pool History

by Joan Fudala 50 | Twisted Rose Winery 56 | Dynamic Culinary Duo Deliver Two More Concepts 64 | Butterfly Wonderland

Business Profile

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27 | Untangling Opportunity: Cord

Controller invention brings order 58 | Dolce Salon

Enjoying the Sweet Life

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COLUMNS 41 | Website Solutions: 4 Reasons Wordpress is the

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by Ryan Belfore and J Belfore, Wildly Interactive 54 | Scottsdale Healthcare News: Cancer prevention study

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60 | Commercial Real Estate Advisor: Inconvenient truths

about commercial real estate

by Stephen A. Cross, CCIM, CROSS Commercial Realty Advisors 63 | Financial Fundamentals: Bloodletting in the bond markets: The 'new abnormal'?

by Thomas K. Brueckner, Strategic Asset Conservation

Departments 4 | Editor’s Letter

67 | Scottsdale Airpark Map

6 | Business News

68 | Business Directory

46 | Dining Destinations

78 | Advertiser Index

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here are those who are born tech savvy, those who achieve tech savvy, and those who have tech savvy thrust upon them.

These days, even card-carrying luddites will eventually find themselves in one of the latter categories, at least they will if they’re a part of the business world. It is at our peril we ignore the glowing, beeping, evolving truths of our everyday reality.

Plus, technology can be really cool. You’ve got to take the time, though, to figure out how to harness its awesome power.

Case in point, myself. Six months after getting my iPhone, I’m finally an app addict. Love me some apps. I’m banking on my phone, literally. I’m mapping my walks.

I’m hugely irritated when I visit a website that isn’t optimized for mobiledevice viewing. I overcame my terror of navigating Los Angeles with the help of Siri’s dulcet tones. And my favorite icebreaker is now “What’s your favorite app?”

Has this one sliver of technology made my life better? Yup. But I had to take the time to “achieve” a bit of tech savvy before I could reap its rewards.

Our roster of tech experts in this issue are committed to making the lives of business people better in a variety of ways. After reading about Appointment-Plus, for example, you may wonder how many hours you’ve lost wrangling bookings over the phone when technology could have done the job—freeing you to get down to what you do best. And if you've had your head in the sand about the weaknesses of your website, the summer slowdown is an ideal time to put it to rights.

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CONTRIBUTING WriterS Joan Fudala, Jimmy Magahern, Jessica Runberg Art Director Veronica Romero

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Editorial Advisory Board Maryglenn Boals - MgBoals & Associates Beth Brezinski - Underwriter Beth Cochran - Wired Public Relations Steve Cross - Cross Commercial Realty Advisors Pat Dodds - Public Affairs Officer, The City of Scottsdale Rick Kidder - Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce John Meyer - Airport Property Specialist Kevin Newell - Hymson Goldstein & Pantiliat

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City officials don’t know how long delays may slow the $7 million plan to extend Northsight north and replace a traffic signal with a twolane roundabout on Hayden. Utility work has been completed. More: bit.ly/14ECVFG.

Porsche North Scottsdale Launches New Facility Penske Automotive announces the grand reopening of the new Porsche North Scottsdale facility at the Scottsdale 101 Auto Collection.

Located at 18000 N. Scottsdale Road, the facility has been under renovation since January and is showing the lineup of 2013 and 2014 Porsches.

Penske Automotive, which sells new and previously owned vehicles, finance and insurance products and replacement parts, and offers maintenance and repair services on all brands it represents, has 174 franchises in 18 states and Puerto Rico and 168 franchises located outside the United States.

Runners Brave the Heat The inaugural Scottsdale Beat the Heat Race at WestWorld on June 22 attracted 1,348 runners and walkers, according to AZCentral.com.

Three competitors were treated for heat exhaustion and cramps.

Heckmann Changes Name to Nuverra Airpark-based Heckmann Corporation, one of the largest companies in the United States dedicated to the removal, treatment, recycling, transportation and disposal of restricted solids, fluids and hydrocarbons, has changed its corporate name to Nuverra Environmental Solutions Inc. (“Nuverra”). continued on page 10

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Artist Chosen For WestWorld Expansion Jeff Zischke, a local artist chosen by Scottsdale Public Art, will create a $395,000 sculpture with lighting and landscaping for the WestWorld expansion, reports AZCentral.com. Zischke, who has created pieces for the recent Canal Convergence series, envisions a stainless steel horse that stands 20 feet tall. Zischke said he wants to “to create a catalyst for an experience that tells visitors that Scottsdale is a place on the move, with all the propulsion, the power, of the large elegant horse.” Final design approval is still pending for the project, part of the $43 million expansion and renovation of the Tony Nelssen Equestrian Center at WestWorld. The work is slated for completion in time for the Barrett-Jacksons collector-car event in January.

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North Scottsdale’s Wolf Elected to Performing Arts Board The national law firm of Quarles & Brady LLP announced that DC Ranch resident Jeffrey H. Wolf, a partner in the firm’s Phoenix office, has been unanimousJeffrey H. Wolf ly elected to the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts advisory board.

Wolf is a member of the firm’s Commercial Litigation and Franchise and Distribution Groups. His national litigation practice focuses on representing franchisors in complex cases, including the defense of class actions.

Colceri Joins OB Sports OB Sports Golf Management has appointed Tom Colceri to the new corporate position of vice president of Tom Colceri business development. A native of Phoenix/Scottsdale and a long-time golf industry leader, Colceri will be responsible for the continued growth of OB Sports’ golf course management and consulting contracts throughout the United States and in selected foreign markets. Colceri will also help the company evaluate acquisition

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Prior to joining OB Sports, Colceri served as director of sales for DMB Associates Inc.’s prestigious Silverleaf Club in Scottsdale.

In related news, the “new” Minot Country Club in Minot, N.D., has selected OB Sports Golf Management for preopening marketing, construction and development consultation. Upon opening in late 2014, OB Sports will manage all aspects of the private club.

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Colliers Represents the Paragon at Kierland Colliers International has been retained as the exclusive marketing agent for The Paragon at Kierland, a 276-unit Class A luxury apartment property, at 15608 N. 71st St., Scottsdale. Jerry Tenge, senior vice president of multifamily investments with Colliers in Greater Phoenix, represents the seller, Sunstone Realty Advisors of Vancouver, Canada. Tenge previously negotiated the acquisition of The Paragon on behalf of Sunstone in November 2009.

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High School Students Tour eInstruction to Learn about Tech Careers About 35 fourth-grade and fifth-grade students from Sequoya Elementary (Scottsdale Unified School District) took a field trip to eInstruction to learn about careers in technology. The students, who were members of the school’s “Tech

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:: TASTY BITES :: Farewell Breakfast Joynt; Hello Windy City Café Windy City Cafe has taken over the space formerly occupied by the Breakfast Joynt at Northsight Boulevard and Raintree

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Recent Restaurant Closings Indulge Burgers, at 10392 N. Scottsdale Road, has closed its doors, reports the Phoenix New Times. The eatery was established nearly five years ago by Lee Klein.

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ob La Loggia remembers the weekend in 2009 that changed the future of his company. For eight years he’d been slowly but steadily growing Appointment-Plus, and was pleased to have 10 employees. But during a softwareindustry conference in San Francisco, he spoke with entrepreneurs who had decidedly larger enterprises … and they gave him some choice words of advice.

“It occurred to me that I was thinking too small,” La Loggia recalls. “I was the one holding back the business.

I couldn’t envision it being a $100 million business. So I thought, ‘I need to change this.’”

On the plane home, La Loggia furiously made notes, outlining a plan to take Appointment-Plus to the stratosphere.

“By the time it landed, I knew exactly what we had to do,” he says.

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Today, the online scheduling company employs 65 and is growing so fast, staffers have overflowed into four suite spaces on two floors of the Airpark building at 13951 N. Scottsdale Road.

In the not-too-distant future, La Loggia intends to move operations to a single space, maybe even a standalone building. “I think it hurts our culture if people are separate,” he says. “It’s really, really important to me that everybody in the company knows everyone else in the company.”

Company culture is one of many passions for La Loggia, who spends the majority of his day speaking as “an evangelist” for Appointment-Plus, internally and externally. The company is already considered the industry leader in scheduling software that provides businesses with customer self-scheduling and reminder notifications that reduce no-shows by 70 percent. Testimonials

The blow-up monkey is part of the corporate culture of Appointment-Plus. Bob La Loggia implemented it as a light-hearted “punishment� for employees who leave their computers unattended without logging off. Offenders are caught if a coworker notices the slip and sends the whole office an email from the open computer. As a consequence, the absentminded employee must share workspace with a giant monkey until the next person lets down his or her guard.

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Appointment-Plus has its fair share of microbusiness clients, though unlike most of the competition, its target market is medium and large-size companies.

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on the company website attest to the hours of manpower clients have saved by shifting to Appointment-Plus, which also integrates with many existing business tools.

As his company continues to gain momentum, La Loggia is laser focused on shoring up the foundation it will grow on.

“I have realized over time that my most important job as a person in charge of a 65-person company is to talk about core values, our purpose for existence, our mission,” he says. “That is the glue that will hold the company together and allow it to get to the next level.”

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“Facebook has become an important marketing tool for businesses around the world,” says Bob La Loggia, CEO of Appointment-Plus. “It’s the ideal place to offer customers the convenience of online scheduling. And it can quickly turn the Facebook page into a money-making tool.”

More than 15 million businesses now have a Facebook page, positioning themselves to grow sales by taking advantage of customer social media trends.

According to Get Satisfaction, 43 percent of customers follow a business’ Facebook page for special offers. Placing a “Book Now” button next to these deals can result in more instant sales, says La Loggia.

Appointment-Plus makes it easy for clients to add the Book Now button to their Facebook page with just a few clicks, according to the company. The button lets customers: • Immediately access your online

scheduler.

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Training meetings are underway for new members of the growing team of 65. In May, Appointment-Plus held a job fair to help fill nearly a dozen technology and sales positions.

using it varies—some, like Nike, use it to schedule employee-candidate interviews.

We also have a majority of the nation’s top 100 universities, and they are using it for academic advising, financial aid and tutor scheduling.”

Probably 20 percent of customers utilize the software’s point-of-sale feature,

meaning a massage therapist or doctor, for example, can collect payment online at the same time a client books an appointment. Record keeping is another option.

“We make it almost limitless, the amount of data they can collect on customers,” La Loggia says of the customizable registration form that pops up the

first time someone begins the booking process. “Our client can ask whatever data they want—things like email address and ZIP code, but they can also ask ‘How did you hear about us?’ ‘Do you have health insurance?’ and information specific to their business.”

Appointment-Plus’ smartphone app, which has garnered excellent user reviews, allows business representatives quick access to appointment processes from any device. Functionality includes adding and changing appointments, updating customer information, viewing calendars, and filtering data by staff or location.

“Our future is mobile. At one point, we will be a mobile-first business,” La Loggia says, adding the app is currently only for company clients but soon a version will be offered for customers who want to book appointments via phone.

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TECH TEch TECH TEch tech tech a couple dozen in Scottsdale, many of whom don’t realize at first they are working with a neighboring business.

Lynette Groves, owner of two Mathnasium franchises, says she was inundated with calls and emails asking for schedule changes before she found Appointment-Plus more than two years ago. “I was doing an Excel spreadsheet.

It was a handwritten schedule. It was a nightmare,” she says.

Now Groves gives parents a user name and password when they enroll their children in one of the Scottsdale math learning centers, and her clients can schedule tutorials from the comfort of their computer on the same day, or 30 days in advance, or whatever parameters Groves sets up. They can also change or cancel appointments up to an hour beforehand.

Another feature Groves likes is the software’s notification feature, which automatically informs parents via email if their child is a no-show.

Groves, who found Appointment-Plus through recommendations from her online franchise support group, wasn’t aware it was an Airpark business until recently. She signed up for the two-week trial, which began with a company representative helping her set up her website interface.

“We were on the phone for an hour … and it’s been great since then,” she says.

Pit Stop Auto Detailing has also found Appointment-Plus to be a valuable tool.

The business offers mobile service as well as a full-service automotive facility in the Scottsdale Airpark. “I’m able to have the customer information needed to send a schedule out to both of my mobile trucks, even to where they can log on to the schedule en route,” says owner Marcus Morton.

The software also enables Morton to pull up a calendar in the field when customers have questions about their schedule or want to make another appointment.

"I like that I can look at the whole month’s calendar … and see what my workload is for all three schedules,” he adds. Since Morton needs to control where and when his two trucks are going, his version of customizable Appointment-Plus doesn’t include the feature for customers to book their own services.

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‘Individuals cannot stay stagnant. They have to embrace that they must evolve over time for their businesses to be successful.’

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‘Every Mistake in the Book’

Unlike Groves, Morton knew the service was locally based when he subscribed, but nearly all of Appointment-Plus’ clients find their way there by searching the Internet. In fact, the company doesn’t do any outbound selling. Marketing is done completely inhouse, with dollars primarily invested in search engine optimization. Another priority is training sales reps, or “coaches,” to give top-notch customer service to prospects enrolling in the free trials, ensuring clients have a positive experience.

In the last year, Appointment-Plus’ burgeoning success has thrust it and its founder into the spotlight. La Loggia was named 2012 Business Leader of the Year by the Arizona Technology Council, and in March he was among Phoenix Business Journal’s inaugural class of “Tech Titans.”

The company was also recently named a CareerBuilder Top 50 Places to Work.

La Loggia admits the accolades feel good and are good for business, but he’s more interested in the energy the attention can bring to his goals to give back.

“I think I can play an important role in helping build the ecosystem here for startups. Those are my passion,” says La Loggia, who actively mentors new entrepreneurs and belongs to investor groups, including Arizona Technology Investors Forum.

La Loggia is the first to admit he could have used a mentor back in 1993 when he launched his first entrepreneurial venture. His concept for a fitness planning DayTimer-like log—the paper kind, as this was back in the pre-smartphone era— left him $150,000 in the hole. “I made every mistake in the book,” he says. “But I’m convinced that if you are going to be a successful entrepreneur, you have to fail a couple of times. It’s not normal to be a Mark Zuckerberg.”

Though financially exhausted at the time, La Loggia refused to give in to bankruptcy. Pledging to pay back every penny, he took project management jobs through temp agencies, eventually working fulltime for JDA Software and then helping to found a tech startup where he started an e-commerce site. That’s where he really started to love technology, a discipline he’d studied at University of Arizona.

“I’m a creative person, but also a tech person, which is kind of an odd mix, so building websites was a way to bring in both of those areas,” he says.

La Loggia eventually started his own company, StormSource, devoted to website creation and hosting. And then the idea for Appointment-Plus came along, but not from any desire to solve a per-

Director of Marketing Kendall Matthews (center) talks tactics with staff. Appointment-Plus performs all its marketing in-house—from social media and media releases to case studies and SEO.

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“I wanted to find a use that would be popular and useful over time as the Internet gained popularity,” La Loggia says, then laughs. “So in the beginning, I had delusions of how rich I was going to be. I can remember having this whiteboard with a goal of 100 clients, and I remember how hard it was to get to that goal.”

A couple dozen months ticked by, and the goal was still sitting on the board, silently pricking at La Loggia. “It was tough. I wasn’t making any money. The company was getting by thanks to my wife working and paying the bills,” he says. “And she never once said, get off your ass and get a job.”

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“Individuals cannot stay stagnant. They have to embrace that they must evolve over time for their businesses to be successful,” counsels La Loggia, who rises at 5 a.m. every day to soak up inspirational business books, magazines and blogs before heading into the office.

“I try to use the time for reading, because even though my email inbox has 5,000 emails in it, if I don’t take time to expand my mind and get out of my daily tunnel vision, it really causes problems for my company,” he says. “It breaks me out of my myopic thinking, and I attribute a lot of success of this company to the fact that I read all the time.”

Bottom line, La Loggia says that what he truly loves about his work is the people who make it a success. They are what get him jazzed and motivated.

“It sounds weird, but I sometimes get choked up just thinking about this business and how people care about each other,” says the creator of Appointment-Plus. “It makes me feel so good that we have this environment that is not simply about trying to make as much money as we can; it’s about more than that.” 

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The typical conversation start with our clients wanting more “clicks,” meaning more visitors viewing their web and mobile initiatives. “We need to be found on Google,” they say. Others aim to improve their online and mobile offerings and image, wanting to best position their products and services, build brand loyalty and increase sales. They want to get more “conversion” out of each web visitor.

Of course, it’s natural for every business owner to want both of these areas to be at high levels.

The dilemma lies in knowing in which direction to prioritize marketing dollars, and how to work within budget to create synergy and build momentum.

Martin Diamond, Imagine a 5-year-old website founder and president of with poor visual appeal and Vuria Creative Technology minimal content that’s built in outdated flash technology incompatible with mobile sites.

Would gaining traffic to such a website help a business?

Would the expense involved in doing effective search engine optimization or Google Adwords (pay-per-click) be worth it?

It would be hard to imagine a strong ROI being delivered by such a website, considering the marketing costs. Thus, the cart is being put before the horse. Sometimes, it’s necessary to fix the cart before—or while—you worry about the horse.

So how do business owners choose the right path? Without a large budget, they need to make objective decisions based on the competitive landscape, the customer demographic and the nature of the transactional relationship. We’ve recently worked with two well-known businesses with a strong Airpark presence that illustrate how business owners need to evaluate their platforms objectively to best allocate their efforts in the short term.

Case Study 1: Copenhagen Living Furniture retailer “Copenhagen Living” enjoys a loyal, wide customer base throughout the Valley, with its Scottsdale Airpark store being the most popular. The retailer is in many ways its own brand. Customers associate the name with the clean, modern European furnishings, and research demonstrates that many customers allude to it as the manufacturer of what it sells (try searching “Copenhagen” on Craigslist). While working with Copenhagen ownership on web and mobile strategies, it became clear that its old website simply did not represent

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the “brand” in a way that supported the public’s perception of a smart, hip contemporary retailer. To the contrary, it made the company appear old, tired and slow. More traffic to such a website would only serve to inflate the problem.

The solution? Fix the cart, then the horse. Copenhagen’s new website (www.copenhagenliving.com) embraces the clean, chic sophistication of its products. The web experience resonates with its customers in the same manner as its showrooms, creating a synergy that builds brand equity. And now that the cart is built, we can focus more on the horses pulling it.

Case Study 2: Pita Jungle Pita Jungle has been an Airpark staple for years with its location near Shea Boulevard and Scottsdale Road. And now the fast-growing chain is adding another Airpark location near Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard and Thompson Peak, not to mention locations all over Arizona and California. Yet for all of its word-of-mouth success, Pita Jungle has remained relatively obscure online (www.pitajungle.com), despite having an artistic web presence that effectively captures the flavor of its eclectic restaurant interiors. The “cart” was intact. It was time to focus on the horses.

When we first met with Pita Jungle, the website ranked No. 1 on Google for 11 keyword search terms and was in the top-10 results for 47 phrases. Considering the scope of phrases and locations in its competitive landscape, this was not driving much traffic to the site. We embarked on a targeted SEO campaign using a variety of short and long keyword phrases to broaden the restaurant’s Google ranking and bring online traffic from all cities in which they have a physical presence. Now, six months later, we have 78 keywords ranked No. 1, and a staggering 569 keywords ranked in the top 10 on Google. The synergy of clicks and conversion is in full swing.

It’s important to look at the big picture when considering the web and mobile marketing needs of your business. Hire experts who can perform a valuable competitive analysis so you can see how you stack up to the competition.

Put yourself in the shoes of your potential customer and ask yourself, “Would I hire me?” If the answer is “no” or “maybe,” it’s worth some time and money to position your brand for better conversion, and ultimately success. Once your brand image and offerings are strong and compelling, you’ll feel a lot better about spending your valuable marketing dollars toward promoting your web and mobile strategies.  Martin Diamond is the founder and president of Vuria Creative Technology, a mobile digital media/marketing agency with a team of 30-plus in the Scottsdale Airpark. In the past 12 years at Vuria, Diamond has worked with more than 1,000 companies of all sizes around the country to develop and market their web and mobile assets to consumers and businesses in virtually all sectors.

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Electrical cords.

They’re everywhere these days, and they aren’t pretty. But Fountain Hills resident Karen Mask had made a career out of solving problems for major construction projects, and when she sold her business in 2008, she set her sights on quelling the quandary of unruly cords.

Mask’s answer is Cord Controller, an adjustable fabric sleeve that comes in a variety of sizes and colors to secure and organize all types of cords, from dainty iPhone chargers to heavy-duty extension cords.

“I grew up with an eye on the process of how things worked,” says Mask, creator and CEO of Cord Controller. “That natural tendency worked to my advantage early in my career as an economist, then as a sales and marketing executive at GE, and ultimately when I started my own project and construction management firm, KJM.” About 30,000 units of the patented sleeves now await distribution from Mask’s Airpark warehouse/office at 14795 N. 78th Way, newly arrived from a manufacturer she selected in China.

Distribution is just the latest stage in Mask’s six-year odyssey of taking a product idea to market.

One of the first steps, she recalls, was a conversation with her patent attorney, who nobody could accuse of trying to drum up business under false pretenses. He wasn’t encouraging. After all, Mask’s concept was so simple.

“Surely there has to be something already out there,” he said, confronting her with what he saw as a hard truth.

“Surely there is not,” Mask replied with the certainty of a Virgo neatnik who’s tried for 20-plus years to find a solution to a messy problem. “I’ve checked every hardware store.”

“You might not want to waste your money,” he advised.

“Let’s see what the research shows and take it from there,” she replied coolly.

After the attorney’s research team checked the federal database of patents and the records of university inventions, they agreed she had a unique concept.

“If I could be discouraged easily, I wouldn’t have done it,” she says now.

Karen Mask, CEO of Cord Controller, headquartered in the Scottsdale Airpark

For decades, Mask played a key role in a male-dominated industry, and she’s not acquainted with the modifier “easily discouraged.” Her company, KJM, grew to become a major force in the project and construction management industry, facilitating in the management of multimillion-dollar budgets for major public works projects where the focus was on delivering projects on-time, on-budget and to specifications. Her firm oversaw projects such as Dallas Area Rapid Transit, Sky Harbor Airport, Phoenix Metro Light Rail, New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and Sound Transit in Seattle.

When an international firm approached Mask about selling KJM—which was fortunately right before the economic downturn—she seized the opportunity to do something else after 21 years. Cord Controller was a logical evolution of a career driven by details—not to mention her role as a single mother raising two children. The saying goes “Necessity is the mother of invention,” and for Mask the necessity was neatness and efficiency.

She’d relied on organization to pave her way to success for herself and her family.

“I love challenges in the business world. I’m in sales. I like finding a solution to a person’s challenge,” she says. “Spreading the word on the benefits of neatness and organization comes naturally to me, and resonates more than ever today. So in that sense, I guess I’m uniting neatniks everywhere. We want tools that keep us moving safely and efficiently.”

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businessprofile needed to accommodate a spectrum of sizes. “Then I thought, ‘We need different colors,’” she recalls. “The person who runs the household would like to color-code uses, or blend colors with flooring or countertops to tuck away floor-lamp or tabletop cords.”

It’s that capacity to help camouflage cords that gives Cord Controller a leg up on the competition, even as other items continue to enter the market. “There is really nothing that will keep the cord as neat or hide the cord,” Mask says. “Twisties are an example of a competitor; a twist-tie will keeps cords in a bundle, but it isn’t pleasing to the eye.”

Mask waited 2½ years for patent approval—a delay she calls Cord Controller pricing starts at $4.99. “the hard part.”

Find it at Artie’s Ace Hardware on In the meantime, Tatum Boulevard and Thunderbird she found a broRoad, Phoenix; and Ace Hardware at ker and investiVia Linda and 90th Street, Scottsdale. gated manufacturing options in Vietnam, the United States and China, settling on the latter as the most cost effective. Now that the product is in stock, she’s hard at work establishing solid channels of distribution, which includes having product representatives across the country.

“It looks very promising,” she says. “This is needed in the market. It’s a solution-based consumer product.”

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Mask’s advice to others with idea they think is worth patenting is to come up with a plan and take action.

“Hope is not a plan,” she says. “You have to plan for your goals and implement that plan. Just like project management, there are steps, activities, you have to lay out the work. It has to be done.”  More: cordcontroller.com.

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Selling high-tech app design with old school pen and paper, 29th Drive puts a literal spin on the new “flat” design trend

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he digital design business has gone flat. Literally.

You can see it in the simplified geometric shapes Google uses for its new product icons, and in the colorful solid tiles used throughout Windows 8.

Gone are the drop shadows, gradients, feathered edges and other elements that for years have given digital images their 3D look and made them pop from our screens like the objects they imitate.

Even Apple, the biggest holdout clinging to the realistic, texture-heavy “skeuomorphic-look” championed by Steve Jobs (for example, the wire-ringed address book for its contact list), recently

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unveiled that it’ll be shifting to the flat look in the new operating system coming out this fall for the iPhone and iPad. It’s a style that can take some getting used to. At its best, the flat user-interface design scheme can be charming and direct; at its worst, it looks like amateurish child’s play.

For Kevin Goldman, founder and design director of 29th Drive LLC, a 2-year-old digital design firm located in the Scottsdale Quarter, it’s an approach whose time has come.

“A lot of design purists like to think they’re not influenced by trends, but everybody is,” says Goldman, 42, who

runs the small eight-person company with his older brother, Gregg, who functions as the company’s president.

“And there absolutely is a very robust conversation in the design community right now around skeuomorphism—that question of, should a software interface resemble physical, real-world objects? Or is a software interface something that’s unique unto itself and doesn’t have to look like physical materials?”

Clearly the Goldman brothers fall in the latter camp. In fact, if the flat look is the newest trend in digital design, it could be said that nobody does it flatter than the team at 29th Drive.

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Pens before Pixels Spilling a stack of paper sketches onto the conference table while Gregg, currently in Los Angeles drumming up business, looks on from a large monitor hooked up via a GoToMeeting conference call, Kevin demonstrates a website design he’s developing for a client, using nothing but oddly cut pieces of paper.

“Let’s say I’m with a client and this is an iPad app with a little gear menu,” he says, positioning a small square of paper with a hand-drawn box and two buttons over a larger sketch of an app home page.

“There might be this little box that pops up, and you’ll have a couple of choices, and then the box flips over and you get these other options,” he says, flipping the paper over. “And then if you click ‘No’ here it slides away,” he adds, sliding the strip under the palm of his hand.

It may seem that Goldman is taking the flat approach to its most childlike extreme. But in fact, he says this is how his team likes to prototype web and app designs for their clients, which have included Microsoft (for its Silverlight and ASP.net products), Sonos and a variety

of engineering-type firms who best understand their code-based approach to web and app development, which he calls UX (for user experience) design.

“The difference between print design and digital design is that print is static, whereas with digital, there’s a temporal experience,” explains Kevin, who stresses that 29th Drive does not do print work.

“There’s an aesthetic to how the app moves and feels through time, with all the feedback messages, hover effects, subtle animation, loading indicators and all these interesting moments that happen while you use it.”

The screen shots may not dazzle on Dribbble, the popular show-and-tell site for graphic designers, illustrators and typographers, Goldman admits. “But

when you interact with it, and the flow and the motion and the ease of use and the speed and all the subtle cues that are given to you throughout time, that may be beautiful and extraordinarily sophisticated.”

Goldman feels that fluid digital experience is best demonstrated, ironically, by the old school pen and paper method, at least in the early stages of selling an app or website design. 29th Drive has even launched its own line of physical sketch kits called Inkwell, which it sells to other UX designers, and hosts monthly webinars teaching designers how to put “pens before pixels.”

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he says. “We’ll shuffle paper around and make the interface out of paper. It’s all very quick, and by being quick, it really allows you to find better ideas, and also avoid the trap of refining a bad idea.”

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Gregg Goldman admits the company name, derived from the street in West Phoenix where he and Kevin grew up, can sometimes throw off clients who come looking for an actual 29th Drive around the Scottsdale Quarter.

“We had a different name at first,” he says over the webcam, “but a friend of ours said, ‘It sounds made up. And if there’s anything about you two, you’re not made-up guys.’ So we picked a name that was genuine to who we are.”

Gregg, eight years older than his brother and the more business minded of the two (he studied finance and law at ASU before working as a music business V.P. at Sony and Warner, while Kevin majored in industrial design and later moved to Seattle to launch his own web design service—and play bass in the indie rock band Maktub), says it hasn’t been easy persuading the city’s creative coders to stay in the Valley and come work in North Scottsdale.

“There’s a brain drain, a creative drain, of people leaving here to go to a design town like Austin, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle or Chicago,” he says. “So absolutely it’s hard to find the right people here.”

Kevin adds that it’s twice as hard talking techies into working in North Scottsdale.

“Scottsdale has a brand, and North Scottsdale has a brand—and it’s not the brand that designers want to be associated with,” he says. “So designers, even if we find them in Phoenix, they don’t want to drive up to North Scottsdale. This is the land of Lamborghinis and plastic surgery. And here we are, this little firm that looks like a startup when you walk in the office. We dress differently, we have a foosball table and bikes at the front desk instead of a secretary. We’re kind of the anomaly in Scottsdale Quarter.”

Nevertheless, Kevin, who moved back to the Valley five years ago with his wife and two kids and now lives just a couple miles away from the office, and Gregg, who splits his time between Scottsdale and L.A., believe there’s a need for a good digital design firm in the Airpark area—and enough high-tech hipsters here to help them build usable, functional and fashionably flat apps for Arizona businesses.

“We just don’t sell them on the fact that we’re right next door to Dominick’s,” Gregg adds, with a laugh. 

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Here are some Scottsdale swimming and pool tidbits:  Public pools in the United States first appeared back east in the late 1800s as public bathing facilities for the working class, immigrants and the poor. At first, pools were segregated by sex and social class, but not by race or ethnicity. Racial segregation at public pools proliferated in the 1920s and lasted until the 1950s and 1960s, according to “Contested Waters: A Social History of Swimming Pools in America,” by Jeff Wiltse. By the 1920s, men and women were permitted to swim at the same time in public pools.  In early Scottsdale (1890s-1920s), adults and children alike took a cooling summer plunge into irrigation canals, laterals and ditches, which were lined with dirt, not gunnite, as they are now.

Scottsdale native and director of the Scottsdale Historical Museum JoAnn Handley remembers that a tree-lined spot near 68th Street and Indian School Road was a popular swimming hole, where boys would swing out over the canal on tree branches, then drop into the water. They often went skinny-dipping (in then scarcely populated Scottsdale). Today, canal swimming is strictly forbidden, and would be exceptionally dangerous.  Ranch residents in early Scottsdale used their cattle watering tanks as swimming pools. Descendants of E.O. Brown often spoke of their childhood swims in the Browns Ranch cattle tanks.  Handley also recalled that one of the first pools she went to (in the 1930s and 1940s) was at Tempe Beach, just north of Monti’s.  The first actual swimming pools in the Scottsdale area were located at guest ranches. Jokake Inn (1928), Camelback Inn (1936) and Kiami Lodge (1937) all had pools in the 1930s-’40s. In its early days as a resort, the Royal Palms Inn on Camelback Road had a tile-lined pool in the shape of a heart, making it a popular honeymoon destination.  Scottsdale’s first luxury resort, the Ingleside Inn (1909-1940s) was taken over by the all-girls day and boarding Brownmoor School in 1945. The exclusive, private school built a pool for its students.  Aviation cadets training at Thunderbird II airfield north of Scottsdale (now the site of the Scottsdale Airport/Airpark and

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rememberwhen a long-range vision. The all-volunteer Civic Coordinating Council began fundraising for a new community pool in 1956, to be built on the Community Center grounds, adjacent to the new Scottsdale Ballpark. Scottsdale residents were urged to “buy an inch of water” by bidding on auction items at one early fundraiser. After Gov. Paul Fannin and “Miss Scottsdale” Pat Fackenthall attended the groundbreaking in spring 1959, the Civic Coordinating Council began advertising annual family memberships in the three-pool complex for

$50. Sale of bonds and memberships designed to privately fund construction of the pool complex lagged, and construction was halted. After over a year’s delay, the Scottsdale Community Pool finally opened in August 1960. The Civic Coordinating Council transferred the pool complex to the town of Scottsdale, which continued to operate it as a municipal pool through the 1970s.  Members, employees and guests were always happy to swim at SRP’s PERA Club pool near Papago Park (opened circa 1956) or the Lazy R & G

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Scottsdale’s historic register and has been a popular post-ride watering hole for the Hashknife Pony Express and Parada Del Sol riders.  Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, Scottsdale restaurateurs who offered a “saloon” capitalized on the West’s Most Western Town theme. Pinnacle Peak Patio and Reata Pass opened in the far desert north of Scottsdale in 1957 and 1958 and still serve us today. The Red Dog Saloon

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Websites need to have fresh and engaging content, and include interactive features such as animated sliders, YouTube videos, social communities and responsive designs just to get noticed. Where does it all end?

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There has been a large adoption rate of WordPress in the past several years, and the rate of usage is accelerating. WordPress' brand awareness is at an all-time high.

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Easy to Update While it’s possible to build a website yourself even if you are not a web developer, it takes a commitment, and there is a learning curve, especially if you want to utilize all that WordPress has to offer. But regardless of whether you take the time to build the site yourself or you hire a web developer to assist you, maintaining your website is a breeze.

Not only does WordPress come with built-in blogging capabilities, which I highly recommend you consider for SEO purposes, it also comes equipped with an easy-to-use CMS allowing you to easily update or edit the content on your site. If you want to change the copy, write a new blog post, swap out an image, add a video or a new page to your site, WordPress makes this process simple.

The items listed above are just the tip of the iceberg. So many features surround WordPress to make it a heavyweight in the industry. If you are looking to modernize your website, we highly recommend WordPress. 

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Grimaldi’s now offers half-priced wine every Tuesday, all day. The pizzeria introduced a new wine list last year and features more than 40 glass and bottle options.

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The special runs until the last Tuesday in September.

Grimaldi’s also recently introduced the following new menu items:

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Grimaldi’s has two Scottsdale locations, one in Old Town and one in the Airpark at the Scottsdale Quarter. For a complete list of the Grimaldi’s wine list, visit www.grimaldispizzeria.com.

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tarfire Golf Club, Scottsdale’s oldest golf course, has a fresh new look and an even fresher new flavor. Under creative direction of consulting chef Payton Curry, Starfire Golf Club recently unveiled its new clubhouse restaurant, the Scottsdale Grille. The storied and historic public course at 11500 N. Hayden Road underwent two phases of renovations that positions the clubhouse as a neighborhood dining destination.

Serving American comfort food with an Arizona twist, the Grille offers a seasonally changing menu, supporting local farmers and producers. Taking the reins on day-to-day operations is new Executive Chef Andy Jarigue, a culinary industry veteran with more than a decade of experience in golf course and high-end dining.

Some of the local favorites on Jarigue's new menu include House Fried "Addiction" Pickles served with homemade buttermilk ranch, Faro salad served with roasted butternut squash, roasted bell peppers, onions, tomatoes, sliced goat cheese, Pork Tostadas with house smoked pulled pork, cilantro-lime coleslaw and avocado aioli; and the Ahi Tuna Salad. Desserts like Bourbon Pecan Pie and the "Chocolate Bomb" are baked from scratch daily.

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Seamless integration with Locu provides a menu manager, letting restaurateurs quickly and easily update their menus also.

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he owners of Casavino Winery in Fountain Hills have taken their passion for delectable eats and fine wines to the next level with their latest venture, Twisted Rose Winery and Eatery, now open in the Scottsdale Airpark at 15040 N. Northsight Blvd., Suite 104.

“I have an ongoing love affair with remarkable food and wine,” said Twisted Rose Co-Owner Frank Yaconis. “Twisted Rose brings to life my vision for a comfortable wine bar in a relaxed atmosphere that showcases my passion.”

Twisted Rose Winery and Eatery offers Casavino’s line of wines, including cabernet, sauvignon blanc, moscato and viognier, for sale by the bottle or glass.

Many of the wines will be crafted and aged onsite in Twisted Rose’s winemaking room.

“The winemaking groups from Casavino and Twisted Rose are in collaboration with some of the best winemakers in the world and have formed the ultimate team to provide world-class wines at very reasonable price for our customers,” said Yaconis.

Wine tasting is available daily and for special events or private parties.

Executive Chef and Co-Owner Nick Schaus brings his culinary prowess to the team after years of high-end restaurant and catering experience. His culinary point of view is “twisted,” as each dish on the menu has his signature spin.

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“This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for Americans to participate in lifesaving cancer research and we are very excited to be working with the American Cancer Society on this,” said Lindsay Thomas, director of Oncology Services for Scottsdale Healthcare. “We hope it will help us to better understand what factors cause cancer and equip us with the knowledge to prevent it for future generations.”

The American Cancer Society is looking for a diverse group of 300,000 adults nationwide who want to make a direct impact in the fight against cancer by participating in the study.

Enrollment is planned in August at four Scottsdale Healthcare locations: the Virginia G. Piper Cancer Center, Scottsdale Healthcare Thompson Peak Hospital, Scottsdale Healthcare Shea Medical Center and Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn Medical Center.

There are eligibility considerations for those who wish to enroll in the study.

Men and women who are willing to commit to it must be between the ages of 30 and 65 and never have been diagnosed with cancer. To enroll, individuals provide a waist measurement, give a small blood sample and complete a comprehensive survey online or at the enrollment site. Once enrolled, a participant’s commitment to the study will involve completing periodic followup surveys.

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Aug. 22 – Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn Medical Center, 7300 E. 45th St., 5 p.m.-9 p.m.

Aug. 23 – Scottsdale Healthcare Shea Medical Center, 9003 E. Shea Blvd., 7 a.m.-11 a.m.

“If you or a loved one has been touched by cancer, this is a great way to help ‘pay it forward’ in the effort to ultimately eliminate cancer as a major health problem for future generations,” said Thomas.

To learn more about this important cancer prevention study and to schedule your enrollment appointment, visit cps3shc.org or call 1-888-604-5888.

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Heat illness, which can result when your body gets too hot, most often happens when exposed to hot and humid weather without drinking enough fluids, according to Scottsdale Healthcare Shea Medical Center Emergency Services Medical Director Kris Samaddar, M.D. “Higher summer temperatures make it difficult for the body to cool itself, especially during exercise,” he said. “The body’s core temperature can then start to rise and cause dysfunction of body systems.”

Children are particularly sensitive to heat, especially infants and young adults, as their bodies are not as able to cool as well as adults. According to John Pope, M.D., Scottsdale Healthcare physician director of pediatric services, children and teens produce more heat during exercise and don’t sweat as much.

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“Children also may not understand they need to drink plenty of fluids before, during and after exercise, or have the ability to communicate that they are thirsty or don’t feel well,” he said.

Heat illness usually leads first to fast breathing or heartbeat, warm red skin, headache, vomiting or diarrhea, muscle cramps or weakness. When the body’s temperature rises further, more serious symptoms can occur, such as passing out, trouble walking, seizures or confusion.

“Individuals with these symptoms should seek medical attention,” advised Dr. Samaddar.

He urges individuals to prevent heat illness by reducing activity and taking breaks, exercising during the cooler parts of the day, drinking plenty of fluids such as water or sports drinks, wearing lose, light-weight clothing and avoiding being in a hot car.

“If you start getting heat-illness symptoms, treatment involves cooling your body down right away,” said Dr. Samaddar.

He suggested moving to the shade or airconditioning, taking a cool shower or bath, drinking water, taking off extra clothing, using a cool pack or cool cloth on your neck or armpits, and spraying yourself with cool water and sitting in front of a fan.

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he same dynamic restaurant duo who brought us Eddie V’s, Wildfish Seafood Grill, Z’tejas and Roaring Fork has been busy cooking up two new concepts for Valley diners, by way of Austin, Texas.

And based on the track record of Guy and Larry’s Restaurants, both eateries are destined to become bona fide destinations—not to mention cash cows. Last year, the partners sold their Eddie V’s and Wildfish concepts to Darden Restaurants Inc. for a reported $59 million. They also sold their interest in Z’tejas for a tidy profit after building it to 11 locales.

The latest Guy and Larry creation arrived in March: Austin native Salty Sow opened near Paradise Valley Mall, riding the farm-to-tail trend with Southern-style farmhouse cuisine and signature cocktails in a gastropub setting.

And waiting in the wings is Hopdoddy Burger Bar, slated to make its Arizona debut in the Greater Airpark in midSeptember. Created “to present the perfect union of burgers and beer,” the relatively small restaurant knocked Austin on its collective ear with “best hamburger” raves—a reception its founders hope will be repeated in Scottsdale and eventually California.

“Hopdoddy is going to be the [company’s] growth vehicle. It’s a really fun, highenergy environment with great, great quality food,” says Guy Villavaso, one-half of the Guy and Larry team. “The Austin Hopdoddy is doing exceedingly strong numbers—off-the-chart results for a 4,000-square-foot hamburger joint.”

Hopdoddy bakes it own bread fresh daily, grinds the meat fresh daily, and uses Black Angus, hormone-free beef. The name comes from a combination of the “hops” used in brewing

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Larry Foles and Guy Villavaso, founders of Guy and Larry’s Restaurants, based in the Scottsdale Quarter

beer and the “doddy” breed of spotted cattle started in Sweden.

The Scottsdale incarnation will be at 11055 N. Scottsdale Road, formerly the site of Lone Star Steakhouse.

“We loved the developed parking field behind it. Because of the volume Hopdoddy does, it needs a lot of parking,” Villavaso says, adding he’s also pleased about the corner’s high visibility and the fact it’s a five-minute drive from the corporate office at Scottsdale Quarter.

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“Whatever we started in Texas, it’s a natural move to do it out here. It’s kind of been our model, and it’s worked well,” says Villavaso, who relocated to Phoenix/ Scottsdale in the early 1990s after launching the second Z’tejas at Scottsdale Fashion Square. In the company’s early days, he’d moved 10 times in 10 years, and the Valley appealed to him and his wife as the right place to put down roots and raise their children.

In a sector known for its killer failure rate, Guy and Larry have managed to birth and nurture one successful concept after another.

Villavaso says there’s no particular secret recipe, though after all these years, he and Foles have built a network of talented managers and operators to help with the day-to-day heavy lifting.

For example, the team shares an equal partnership in Salty Sow with Chef Harold Marmulstein, who used to be one of the directors at Roaring Fork.

As for inspiration, Villavaso says he and Foles take note of interesting culinary niches and formulas they see when traveling in and out of the country. “When opportunity and circumstances collide— sometimes that’s the way it happens,” he says. 

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olce Salon & Spa is not your mother’s beauty parlor.

The posh award-winning Arizona salon and day spa is opening it's fourth—and most intimate— location at Scottsdale Quarter this month.

It’s going to be much more than just a place to get your hair cut or your nails done—it’s a place to be seen.

“This is not your typical salon,” says Brandi Nuttall, founder and president of Dolce and DoCo brands. “It’s more like a club, a place to be, a destination. We are over-the-top excited about introduc-

ing our concept to the North Scottsdale community.”

Nuttall is involved with every aspect of the newest salon, including design, concept and branding. It will feature the warm, edgy vibe of the current salons with an intimate twist. The name of the game is “high glam” and the salon will have hair, nail, brow, makeup and waxing stations staffed with professionals whose mission is to ensure that each client leaves feeling “Doclefied!”

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they just left the salon,” says Nuttall.

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the top and no detail is overlooked. To set the mood, flatscreen TVs will be strategically placed throughout the salon and will play Pinterest-style videos that feature a humorous take on the history of the beauty industry. With such a fun atmosphere, it’s no wonder Dolce is a favorite place for wedding parties and prom goers.

The tranquil day spa will have six intimate treatment rooms awash in chocolate

browns and illuminated by sparkling chandeliers. The spa hallways will be lined with eco-chic synthetic grass, promoting an oasis of blissful silence.

The Scottsdale Quarter location will follow suit with Dolce's other salons by offering extensive hours seven days a week for it's busy clientele and prestigious beauty lines such as Oribe Hair Care, Bumble and Bumble, Eminence Organic Skin Care

and Jan Marini, as well as their own lines of DoCo Damask makeup and DoCo Charmuse body products.

While Dolce salons are certainly unique, it’s the people that make them so special.

“Unlike other salons, we work as a team,” explaines Nuttall. “All of our professionals receive the same training, and we don’t make clients feel guilty about trying different stylists. There’s no animosity whatsoever.”

The team’s goal is to ensure clients leave not only look like a million bucks, but feel like it, too. In addition to complimentary hair styling, Dolce offers complimentary touch-up makeup.

“That’s why our clients come back again and again,” says Nuttall. “We take care of them in a way that no other salon does and make each visit to Dolce special.” This loyalty has made Dolce Salon & Spa the largest of its kind in North America; its Facebook page alone boasts 60,000 followers, she adds.

The Scottsdale Quarter location will offer everything fans love about the Dolce brand wrapped up in a sweet little package so clients can “enjoy the sweet life,” as they say at Dolce. 

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CONTROL IS CRUCIAL: Real estate agents that list properties are taught early on to control as many aspects of the lease or sale process as possible. Common tactics include steering tenants and buyers to their listings and limiting choices.

COMMISSIONS ARE PART OF THE DEAL: Most commercial real estate transactions include a commission, which is generally split evenly between the agents/ advisors representing each party.

DUAL AGENCY–The Industry’s Dirty Little Secret: To the delight of property owners and listing agents who have found a way to retain the full commission, many otherwise savvy business owners unknowingly, and to their detriment, agree to a “dual agency.” A dual agency exists when one or more agents from the same firm represent both landlord and tenant, or seller and buyer, in the same transaction.

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obvious that such an arrangement creates unavoidable and insurmountable conflicts of interest. My advice is to never agree to a dual agency, and refuse to deal with agents, advisors and companies who endorse this practice.

FINDING TENANTS AND BUYERS IS DIFFICULT: There are thousands of properties for lease and sale that are represented by hundreds of real estate agents, all competing for a limited number of tenants and buyers. The truth is property owners need tenants and buyers more than the reverse.

EVERYTHING IS NEGOTIABLE: It may sound like a tired cliché, but it’s true— every term and condition of a lease or purchase agreement should be evaluated and negotiated based on how it affects the overall cost of the transaction and the rights and obligations of the parties.

LEASE RENEWALS: Many landlords assume their tenants think that the cost and trouble associated with relocating are reasons enough to dissuade them from moving, and will agree to overpay just to avoid the hassle. Regardless, savvy tenants go into renewal negotiations as if they were a new tenant—expecting concessions and incentives similar to those a new tenant could reasonably garner (i.e., free rent, tenant improvements and discounted rental rate). They also start the renegotiation process nine to 12 months prior to the expiration date and actively solicit proposals from other landlords. Many times it’s the possibility of losing an established revenue stream that creates the leverage tenants need to get favorable extension terms.

WHAT’S MISSING? Ads and marketing materials rarely contain asking prices, and property signs typically have only the name and telephone number of the listing agent(s). Subscription-based databases,

including LoopNet and CoStar, contain most of the active listings but generally don’t have complete pricing information or details about completed transactions and the motivations of property owners.

This intentional scarcity of meaningful information available to the general public serves to keep the tenant or buyer underinformed and open to exploitation at every stage of the search, negotiation and renegotiation process.

MANAGING EXPECTATIONS: Property management is arguably the most difficult job in commercial real estate because it requires balancing the wants of landlords and the desires of tenants. Truth be known, the principle job of the property manager is to manage the expectations of both groups. That said, don’t forget that property managers and listing agents are de facto employees of the property owner and have a fiduciary duty to protect the landlord’s interests, not the 'tenants' or 'buyers' … not ever. While it may appear they have the authority to approve terms, it’s the property owner who makes the final "yea" or "nay" decisions.

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he last six weeks on Wall Street have even veteran market watchers perplexed. At this writing, seven of the last 12 trading days have seen triple-digit inter-day swings in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and losses of over 5 percent. Thirty-year mortgage rates are up 0.6 percent in seven weeks, as the yield on the 10-year treasury has reached as high as 2.23 percent before retreating slightly—with every bond fund category at Morningstar posting a negative return for the month. This prompted Richard Ketcham, chief executive at FINRA, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, to state, “There’s a lot more room for rates to go up than down. [Bond] losses of 5 percent to 10 percent are perfectly reasonable to expect,” and bonds “may be safer than many investments, but they’re not riskless.”

Simply put, as the economy improves and stocks become the preferable alternative, investors are getting out of bonds, all sorts of bonds, but primarily U.S. treasuries. The yield on the 10-year treasury is climbing, despite the Fed’s longstanding efforts to keep it low; as investors sell, the price drops while the yields climb, given the inverse relationship between them. Rates on the 10-year had fallen to as low as 1.38 percent last year.

Fed Chairman Bernanke also spooked the bond market with talk of “tapering” the purchase of $85 billion per month of mortgage-backed securities, the oncetoxic instruments that had done so much damage to the housing market in 20072008. Investors are concerned that as the Fed chairman provides less support for

investors, he may be creating an incentive for them to pocket their gains to date and sit out the rest of the year. The resulting sell-off could become endemic—as it was in 2000-2002 and again in 2007-2009—a third self-fulfilling swing of the pendulum.

In a strikingly candid post last week, the usually stoic Guggenheim Partners’ CIO Scott Minerd wrote that “the only reason investors would buy treasuries today is they expect the Federal Reserve will buy them at higher prices in the future. This reasoning will come unstuck, however, once the Fed curtails its asset purchase program.

We do not know when the Fed will taper QE, but the longer its expansionary policy continues, the more volatility-inducing pressure will build. That means stock and bond markets appear to be in for a rough ride over the next six months or so. Minerd then called the current situation “a Ponzi market in treasuries,” garnering him the lead headline on MarketWatch.com that afternoon.

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Think about the standard portfolio of 60 percent equities and 40 percent bonds typically recommended to a 40-something investor. As he ages, that client’s stock/ bond balance changes (or should), with most advisors recommending less equity risk and more bond “safety” since bonds are deemed to have less principal risk than stocks. A 72-year-old, for example, may have a stock-to-bond ratio of 30/70, believing that the 70 percent he has in bonds is safe and protected. To wit: When the head of FINRA is quoted as saying that bond losses of 5 percent to 10 percent are “perfectly reasonable to expect,” reminding retirees that bonds “are not riskless,” those retirees should ask themselves a fundamental question: How

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The bloodletting in the bond market will continue. Emerging market sovereign bond funds (dollar-denominated debt) just posted their biggest outflow since early 2007. Even emerging market corporate bonds are selling off for the first time since early last November, not a good sign for the once-sexy private sector alternatives to once-stable government debt. The real risk in all of this is that retirees may be tempted—perhaps by their advisor—to replace too much of their bond allocation with equities, the very thing prudence dictates not to do at that age, with a premise that risk may be safer than safety.

Adds famed economist Nouriel Roubini: “Be sure your seat belt is fastened, because nothing has really come to rest.

We have entered the New Abnormal, a period in which every market assumption must be questioned and the wise investor is prepared to be surprised.”  Thomas K. Brueckner, CLTC, is president/ CEO of Strategic Asset Conservation in North Scottsdale, a conservative wealth management firm with clients in 18 states and six countries.

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By Weiss Kelly, PMAFA Whether you’re a small-business owner or have other career aspirations, insights into how the planets influence your work month can help you plan for maximum performance and project success.

ARIES 3/21-4/19 July should provide more time to appraise and for tify situations regarding work and family. You should be frugal regarding debts and your spending habits—the rising cost of living with a planet going backward until the 21st reinforces this. Less will be more now. Real estate should pick up by midmonth, and businesses related to home/family/security/finances also show growth.

TAURUS 4/20-5/20 The best tactic early on is to cut back on unnecessary spending, and that includes time management. Bundle debts wherever you can. Expect a slowdown in business, as focus is always on family during the month of July. Avoid risking capital, although proper ty investments can prove positive. Take the oppor tunity to try new things with the New Moon on the 8th.

GEMINI 5/21- 6/20 Some confidential matters or pending developments are not quite ready to be put into actions; best to play “wait and see.” The week of the 22nd is more productive. Early July is socially accented, and you combine business with pleasure. The third week is best for taking time off. Your earning potential increases as you approach the last week.

CANCER 6/21-7/22 This month brings major change and kicks off your lucky year. In the next 12 months, there will be oppor tunities to expand in many areas of your life. If you want to grow clientele, move to a larger space or get a promotion or a better job, you’ll have plenty of time to make it happen. Both inner and outer changes are beginning. Make a presentation on the 17th and expect to see responses by the week of the 22nd. Take risks and see what happens.

LEO 7/23-8/22 Events or professional situations that began three or four months ago reach their next development stage by midmonth.

You star t to move confidently forward once Mercury jumps ahead on the 21st. Self-motivation and a surge of energy help you make up for lost time. With little effor t, the third week proves productive.

Don’t ignore family and community events. Plans move forward on the 29th.

VIRGO 8/23-9/22 This month’s accent is on social ties—both personal and business related—and some work duties may take a backseat for a while. Activities with colleagues and those who help bring you insight could lead to personal and professional advantages.

Your income can increase rapidly this month. By the 23rd, you’ll be in full-on work mode, and making great strides by the 29th.

LIBRA 9/23-10/22 You may have to deal with some official agencies or impor tant people as you star t out the month. If involved in

litigation, plan to make compromises or expect delays until after the 22nd. If scheduling a vacation before the 20th, double-check your itinerary for possible snafus. This timeframe could also relate to any business plans or agreements. If thinking of major expansion or purchases, wait until later in the month; premature actions are not wise or profitable.

SCORPIO 10/23-11/21 This month is better than last, although you are still meeting with restrictions and challenges. Remember, these obstacles are actually there to teach you and bring out your best.

What you address these next few months can pay off for a long time to come. Most of July’s action takes place after the 20th when patterns change, a “can and will do” motivation kicks in, and you find that letting go can be fun. New ideas and a fresh attitude propel you quickly ahead.

SAGITTARIUS 11/22-12/21 All signs are in a kind of holding pattern until later in the month, but once clarity is reached you’ll know which direction to take. July can star t out with high anxiety for you. Sit tight. A creative project seems to work out flawlessly the week of the 22nd. Your finances should improve early in the month, and real estate matters inch up too.

CAPRICORN 12/22-1/21 Prepare for a month of compromise and cooperation. Emphasis is on meeting the needs of others. A slowdown in negotiations is most likely until the third week or so.

Once Mercury moves forward, disagreements and indecision on your par t clear up. Star ting this month, you can be more active in concer t with others, giving you a chance to increase your clientele and form new alliances. Take heed, as this cooperative cycle continues for a year.

AQUARIUS 1/22-2/18 You should highlight a number of impor tant dates on this month’s calendar: the New Moon on the 15th (that’s a big one), the 18th, and the week of the 23rd. These are times when circumstances change or you can best put plans into action. For example, the New Moon is ideal for taking a new approach, and the Full Moon on the 23rd brings a finalization. Travel is not advised until after the 23rd. Finish up projects rather than star t them.

PISCES 2/19-3/20 Finally you get a good month as well as an economic and professional reality check. Once Jupiter is in line with Saturn, you can trust your gut feelings, pitch your ideas and expect approvals. Personal pleasure should not be ignored—par t of your current focus is on family life and the sense of security it brings. The best news arrives when Mercury goes direct on the 21st, bringing you a more practical focus. Expect a boost in finances and an increase in the types of services you provide.

Weiss Kelly is a professional astrologer based in the Scottsdale Airpark. Voted to the board of the Professional Member American Federation of Astrologers, she is available for personal/business forecasts on CD, as well as speaking engagements for business and social meetings. For your business or personal forecast recorded by Weiss on CD, call 480-600-7424; email weissastro@aol.com.

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PAINTING CONTRACTOR

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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Currently, CPI’s management portfoli over 100 projects, approaching 4.5 milli and consists of office, industrial, and

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Stephen A. Cross, CCIM “The Tenant’s Advocate”

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REAL ESTATE & DEVELOPERS (cont ...)

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REAL ESTATE/ attorneys

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REAL ESTATE & DEVELOPERS

REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS (CONT.)

PROPERTY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

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Cornwell Corporation

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RESIDENTIAL HVAC

RESTAURANTS

(CONT...)

(cont ...)

Stephen A. Cross, CCIM “The Tenant’s Advocate” 10601 N. Hayden Rd., Suite 108 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-998-7998 Toll Free: 888-998-1414 Email: steve@crossrealty.com www.crossrealty.com

Edge Real Estate Services, LLC William Schuckert, Designated Broker/Principal 15100 N. 78th Way, Suite 207 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 Phone: 480-922-0460 Fax: 480-483-8409 Email: edgesdl@aol.com

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RESIDENTIAL REMODELING

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SHREDDING

TENANT SERVICES (CONT...)

Cutler Commercial 2150 E. Highland, Suite 207 Phoenix, AZ 85016 Phone: 602-955-3500 • Fax: 602-955-2828 www.cutlercommercial.com

WEBSITE DESIGN (CONT...)

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TRANSPORTATION

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TAXES

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VIDEO PRODUCTION

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TENANT SERVICES

TAXES

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TELEPHONE/TELECOMMUNICATIONS American Telephone, Inc.

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www.hdgear.tv

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WINDOWS & DOORS

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WINDOW TINTING

WEBSITE DESIGN

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TRANSPORTATION

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Alliance Bank of Arizona Arrives in the Airpark

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lliance Bank of Arizona is expanding with a new office in the Scottsdale Airpark. The latest locale, near Hayden Road and Raintree Boulevard, makes Alliance Bank the largest local business bank of its size and capacity in the area, according to a company statement.

The office is at 15100 N. 78th Way, Suite 101, in an office building adjacent to the Scottsdale Airport runway.

The North Scottsdale office is the 10th location for Alliance Bank, which also is celebrating its 10th year in business.

The bank has a second Scottsdale office on Scottsdale Road near McCormick Parkway.

Alliance Bank, which started with a single office and 20 employees in 2003, today ranks seventh in deposit market share among all 66 banks doing business in Arizona. A leading business lender, Alliance Bank has built a reputation for its responsiveness, local expertise and reliability as a lending resource. With assets of $2.7 billion, Alliance Bank has more than $2 billion in outstanding loans and has loaned over $1.5 billion since 2009.

The North Scottsdale location will be home to a senior business lending team providing full service corporate and professional banking, commercial real estate lending, equipment financing, franchise and small business lending, deposit and treasury management services. The bank also offers a full range of professional and executive banking services.

Julian Fruhling, senior vice president and regional manager of Alliance Bank of Arizona, will manage and work from the new office. With 22 of his 37 years in banking in the Arizona market, Fruhling draws on extensive experience in commercial lending and relationship management, serving some of Scottsdale’s leading businesses, professionals and community organizations, and is actively involved in the community, including his past service as chairman of the board of Scottsdale Healthcare.

Michael Theile, senior vice president, Commercial Lending, will also be on the North Scottsdale team. Theile draws on 15 years of banking experience in Scottsdale and Greater Phoenix, including senior lending management positions.

“As a long-time resident and banker in this area, I am especially excited about the opportunities to help local businesses here with direct access to business lending resources and experienced bankers who know the market,” said Fruhling. “We already have a strong customer base in North Scottsdale, for which our new office will provide an added convenience.”

The bank plans to add an 11th office next year in Chandler.

More: www.alliancebankofarizona. com. 

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