Business awards earned in Tucson and Southern Arizona

Arizona Daily Star Pima Community College: Pima Community College is a multiple finalist in the 2023 Bellwether Award competition, which honors outstanding and innovative community colleges across the U.S.There are 10 finalists in each category. They will compete Feb. 26-28, in San Antonio. In the competition, teams will conduct presentations before a jury of anonymous judges and fellow community college practitioners and CEOs.

People are also reading… The Bellwether Awards are conducted by the Bellwether College Consortium, which comprises dozens of community colleges that convene annually as an independent national forum for innovators to work as a think tank. Northwest Medical Center: Northwest Healthcare’s local hospitals honored four registered nurses with its Nursing Excellence Award for 2022. These winners were selected from all 81 hospitals affiliated with Community Health Systems, one of the leading operators of general acute-care hospitals and outpatient care centers in 16 states.

The peer-nominated award was created to honor the critical role nurses have played in treating patients throughout the pandemic.Submit items to business@tucson.com; please use 'Biz Awards' in the email subject line. Tags Subscribe to stay connected to Tucson. A subscription helps you access more of the local stories that keep you connected to the community.

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Arizona Helping Hands leader Maureen Noe is working to grow, streamline processes - Phoenix Business JournalArizona Helping Hands works to collect and distribute essentials — including diapers, cribs, shoes, clothing and school supplies — to children living in foster care across the state. The nonprofit provides these goods to 4,000 of the state’s 15,000 foster children. It helps more children through annual toy and bike drives as well as through granting birthday wishes.
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Arizona Helping Hands leader Maureen Noe is working to grow, streamline processes - Phoenix Business JournalArizona Helping Hands works to collect and distribute essentials — including diapers, cribs, shoes, clothing and school supplies — to children living in foster care across the state. The nonprofit provides these goods to 4,000 of the state’s 15,000 foster children. It helps more children through annual toy and bike drives as well as through granting birthday wishes.
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