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Arizona Foothills Magazine is proud to host the Women Who Move the City luncheon at Loews Ventana Canyon Resort on May 16th.  The event will honor 10 of Tucson’s outstanding women, representing a variety of local organizations from charities, arts, education and social media. Resort-style retirement community Splendido is the event’s title sponsor.  The gold standard in adult living, Splendido has embraced the Tucson community. Through on going education, they are showing how their brand of adult lifestyle truly does “make neighborhoods better places for older adults to live, work, learn, contribute, and play.”

Event Financial Sponsor, JPMorgan Chase, an active member of Tucson’s financial and philanthropic communities, is also a proud sponsor of Women Who Move the City.  JPMorgan Chase financial advisor Sean Dickes and associates from their Tucson office will be in attendance.

Long time Tucsonan Gina Murphy-Darling will be the event’s special guest speaker. As the founder and face of “Mrs.Green’s World” Gina educates listeners on all things “green” during her popular weekly radio broadcast.  Her community involvement ranges from President and Co-founder of Providence Service Corporation to founder of Strength Building Partners, a local child mentoring program. She is both a passionate advocate for our children and Mother Earth!

The Women Who Move the City are as follows: Alba Rojas-Sukkar, Director of Development, Tucson Museum of Art;  Amanda R. Saffer, General Chairman, Angel Charity for Children, Inc.; Ann Lovell, Executive Director, The Lovell Foundation; Carlotta Flores, author and founding member, El Charro Cafes; Gina Murphy-Darling, Founder/Activist “Mrs. Greens World”;  Jennifer Camano, Director of UA Presents;  Jessica Northey, Founder, Finger Candy Media; Dr. Jody Comstock, Dermatologist and founder Skin Spectrum;  Liz McCusker, Executive Director, Tu Nidito Children and Family Services;  Kristi Tedesco, KVOA anchor and child activist.