Lori Coruccini Concludes Her Presidency at Arizona Business Leadership

October 17, 2016
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Arizona Business Leadership Association (AzBL) is an exclusive, by invitation only, organization of senior executives and professionals who come together to learn from each others’ experiences, be enlightened by stimulating programming, honor successful companies which exemplify community leadership and offer educational opportunities to the Arizona business community. ( www.azbl.org ) Lori Coruccini was honored with serving as President for 2015-2016 and was recognized at AzBL’s first event this year, receiving a stunning Kachina. AzBL’s event hosted Vice President, Dan Quayle, as the speaker.

Lori stated, “I am humbled to have had the experience to lead such an outstanding group of executives this past year, and am so grateful for the mentorship and friendships developed. There is no better organization in Arizona that provides education from some of the top leaders in the world. Even though it created a busy year for me, I tremendously enjoyed the journey.”

Know Your Talents will be a featured as an Executive Partner of AzBL this year. http://azbl.org/partnership/

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