Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Julie Pastrick plays host during the 2025 Athena Awards at the High Country Conference Center.
Hattie Loper, Arizona Daily SunThe Greater Flagstaff Chamber has been invited to share in this space what’s going on in the business world, and we are always grateful for the opportunity.
Unlike the chicken and the egg, employers always come first. Without employers, commonly referred to as job creators, there are no job opportunities for potential employees. Following suit, as employers do well, so do employees. As we head toward the end of Q2 2025, it is important to look back and assess what has transpired this year.
Julie Pastrick is the President/CEO of the Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce.
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