26 June 2 - 15, 2007
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45 Intel processors
go lead-free
Christy McClendon, chief executive officer at Improving SUZANNE, a national direct sales company started by Suzanne
Chandler Area Neighborhoods, was named president of the Somers. St. Clair represents Somers’ line of jewelry, fashion
Designers from Intel’s Chandler facility are key
National Association of Social Workers, Arizona Chapter. essentials, gourmet food and innovative beauty products
members of the team that created the company’s new,
The 16-year-old organization provides free, comprehensive through in-home parties and personal presentations. Info:
lead-free processors.
out-of-school time programs and works with youth, families 480-241-9548.
Intel announces its future processors, beginning with
and at the community level. McClendon has been actively
its entire family of 45 nanometer high-k metal gate
Adrienne and Agni Mitra, Gilbert travel agents with
involved with NASW-AZ for the past eight years, serving as a
processors, are going 100 percent lead-free.
Celebrations International Travel, achieved Commodore
board member and the board secretary.
“Intel is taking an aggressive stance toward
status in Princess Cruises’ Academy training program. This is
environmental sustainability, from the elimination of
Danielle LeBlanc is the new the first level of certification for travel agents in the Princess
lead and a focus on greater energy efficiency of our
marketing, communications and Academy, an online training program about the cruise
products to fewer air emissions and more water and
public relations manager hired lines services and destinations. Celebrations International
materials recycling,” says Nasser Grayeli, Intel vice
for the East Valley service area Travel also announced its new Celebrations for Charity
president and director of assembly test technology
by Catholic Healthcare West, campaign to benefit OrphanCare International, Inc. Info:
development, Technology and Manufacturing Group.
and based at Chandler Regional
www.celebrationsinternationaltravel.com/OrphanCare.html.
For decades lead has been used in electronics because
Hospital. LeBlanc brings nearly
Patty Melde is the aesthetic
of its electrical and mechanical properties, making the
10 years of experience and is
director for IntelliDerm Medical
search for replacement materials that meet performance
responsible for all internal
Spa, which is now open at 2730
and reliability requirements a significant scientific and
and external communications,
S. Val Vista Dr., Suite 182, Gilbert,
technical challenge.
including special events, media,
Danielle LeBlanc
inside the XS Salon & Spa. Among
According to Grayeli, Intel worked for years with its
advertising and marketing.
the services offered are laser
suppliers and other companies in the semiconductor
Craig Margulis of House Doctors Handyman Service, hair removal; Botox, Restylane
and electronics industry to develop lead-free solutions as
serving Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Ahwatukee and surrounding and Juvederm fillers; medical
part of its long-standing commitment to environmental
areas, is the recipient of the Service Commitment to chemical peels; laser cellulite
practices. In 2002, Intel produced its first lead-free
Excellence Award. The recognition was bestowed at the reduction; spider vein therapy;
flash memory products. In 2004, the company began
House Doctors Handyman Service annual conference in scar and stretch mark reduction;
shipping products with 95 percent less lead than previous
Cincinnati. Info: 480-782-8484.
Patty Melde
and photofacials. Info: 480-584-
microprocessor and chipset packages.
To learn more, access
www.intel.com/go/
Nationwide Vision, a Chandler-based, doctor-owned
5446.
responsibility.
corporation, held its fourth annual expo at the Pointe South David Franzetta has been named chairman and partner
Mountain Resort in Phoenix. More than 200 associates from of Prudential Arizona Properties, an international think tank
around the country attended the event to be recognized for and research-based consulting firm which has locations in
Promote your business
their work and meet with the top vendors and professionals Chandler and Gilbert. Until December 2003, Franzetta served
To be considered for a business article in the SanTan Sun
from other areas of the eye care industry. as vice chairman for Prudential Real Estate and Relocation
News, send a news release with complete details about your
Fulton Ranch Dental opens June 5 at 4909 S. Alma
Services. In addition, Broker Lana Cloud is managing the
company, and our assigning editor will consider it as space
School Rd., Suite 1, in S. Chandler. The office is Dr. David
newly merged New Homes Concept office that has relocated
allows. Remember: we are a community newspaper serving
Southern Chandler and parts of Gilbert with “relentlessly
Rush’s second with his first located in Ahwatukee. Info: 480-
to the Prudential Arizona Properties Gilbert branch office. local news.” Those who live or work in our coverage area get
895-7070.
She is overseeing the 18-member New Home Concepts
priority. So, be certain to emphasize the specific S. Chandler
tie in the release.
sales team that merged with the existing 67 agents in the
Kelly St. Clair of Chandler is a new consultant for
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