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Barbwire: The West is Wild Again Rock ‘n’ roll meets cowboy soul. Cowgirl meets glamour girl. Urban cowboy meets urban chic. Scottsdale, Arizona has a unique Southwestern heritage and quirky shopping culture. From one-of-a-kind Native American objects to kitschy western wear to the latest trends by big name designers, this once sleepy town with horses, cowboys and dirt roads through the desert now appeals to affluent vacationers with its posh resorts, world-renowned golf courses and showcase homes. Shopping here is both art and commerce.Business_files/WLR_Fall06_Barbwire.pdf
Blossoms/BBZ - For women who love to shop! Ten years ago, Suzanne Stopp took all of her knowledge as a clothing and cosmetics buyer and decided to open a shop that catered to fashion-conscious girls and preteens. Since she’d spent those years of her own life right here in Scottsdale she knew it was the perfect place to build her dream. Ten years later she has a loyal following of clients she has outfitted for a decade.Business_files/ss_oct07_blossoms.jpg.pdf
Coca Cola Enterprises Since its first franchise in 1901, the Coca-Cola Company has grown into a $19 billion international corporation. Coca-Cola is a brand recognized the world over. Yet the company, with a new vision, new Operating Framework, and a clear set of goals and objectives, hopes to become the “best selling distribution company in North America.”Business_files/AFMA_Oct2006_AZ_CocaCola.pdf
The Arizona Lottery Most Arizonans are familiar with the Arizona Lottery - whether it’s the scratchers or the on-air drawings. The positive impact on local retailers and Arizona's economy is something the Arizona Lottery celebrates during its 25th year.Business_files/AFMA_Nov2006_AZ_Lottery.pdf
Arizona WIC Program The Arizona WIC program is a Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WiC). Through 20 local agencies in 15 counties, including community health centers, county health departments, and an American Indian Tribe, WIC provides services to over 156,000 women, infants and children who receive nutrition and breastfeeding education, referral to health and social services and supplemental foods.Business_files/AFMA_Nov2006_AZ_WICProgram.pdf