| \n Join the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce for our \; \n\n \n \n Women in Leadership Luncheon \n featuring \; \n Karrin Taylor Robson Founder and President of Arizona Strategies\, \; \n\n Arizona'\;s premier land use strategy team\, Headquartered in Phoenix\, Arizona \n \n \; | \n
| \n "\;BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS \;- THE ART OF COLLABORATION"\; \n\n The concept of collaboration can sometimes evoke feelings of stress and worry. On June 20th\, our featured \;speaker\, Karrin Taylor Robson will discuss &rdquo\;Building Relationships \;- The Art of Collaboration"\; and how we can thrive in these scenarios. \n \n \; | \n
| As a business leader in Arizona\, \; \n Ms. Robson \;serves on the boards of numerous government\, community and economic development organizations. In June 2017\, Ms. Taylor Robson was appointed by Governor Doug Ducey to the Arizona Board of Regents. \n \; | \n
| \n Prior to forming Arizona Strategies\, Ms. Taylor Robson served as: \n\n Executive Vice President of DMB Associates\, Inc.\, a Scottsdale based master-planned community developer where she was responsible for ongoing land use entitlement matters and other value-enhancing efforts for its communities and businesses. She continues to provide strategic leadership for \;DMB at the local\, state and federal level. \; \n \n \; | \n
| \n She has worked with teams of experts to successfully obtain approval of municipal finance incentives and tools that provide well over $500 million of value to her clients. \; \n\n Cumulatively\, she has entitled more than 20\,000 acres including more than 35\,000 homes and over 25 million square feet of commercial uses. She has also worked with national organizations representing major landowners and stakeholders across the country to advance balanced federal environmental law and policy on endangered species acts and wetlands issues. \; \n \n \; | \n
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