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Luncheon Research Paper

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Michele, Corey, Frank, Stan, Stephen and Lauren – Thank you for joining me tomorrow at Tenet’s table for the Arizona Chamber of Commerce Legislative Forecast Luncheon. The Luncheon is the unofficial kick-off to the legislative session and the Chamber’s biggest event. The Luncheon is held at the Sheraton Grand Phoenix, located at 340 N 3rd Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004. Valet should be available for the event. The program starts at 12:00pm but I’d like everyone to arrive at 11:30am so Triadvocates and I can help introduce everyone to the elected officials attending the Luncheon. We have two legislators and one staffer joining us at our table, House Majority Leader John Allen, Representative Todd Clodfelter and House staffer Justin Wilmeth.

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