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Tech Parks Arizona is pleased to announce the appointment of five new members to the Campus Research Corporation (CRC), a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation established to operate the University of Arizona Tech Park (UA Tech Park), The UA Tech Park at The Bridges and the UA Center for Innovation startup incubator. The board of directors support Tech Parks Arizona in creating long-term sustainability and meaningful impact in the community, region and state.
Each new board member brings a unique business-savvy perspective and high-level of expertise to the governance that will enhance the long-term vision for Tech Parks Arizona. The well-connected business champions have exceptional national and international networks that will be key in supporting the attraction of new investment into the region and advancing economic impact in the community.
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"The overall atmosphere of innovation, along with the variety of companies, provide multiple opportunities for networking, growth, and recruiting. As a small company, the facilities available allow you to have the amenities of a larger company without the overhead."
- Brenda Holmes,
Vice President, Hardware Development & Operations
Doppler Systems
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FEATURED SPACE
Building 9040
UA Tech Park at Rita Road
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If you’re searching for ready, rentable multi-use space ideal for offices, prototyping, R&D and much more look no further than the UA Tech Park. Building 9040 is in the heart of the park, providing convenient access to amenities such as the event center and café. Offering up to 39,953 square feet of customizable space to fit your business needs, here you can unlock unparalleled convenience, flexibility and success! Located near the intersection of Rita Road and Insterstate-10, the UA Tech Park is a great location for those seeking efficient air and train logistics with the benefit of close proximity to major markets including California, Texas, the Mountain West and Mexico.
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CELEBRATING TUCSON
A Sanctuary for Stargazers
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As the sun sets and the desert landscape transforms into a canvas of darkness, the stage is set for an unparalleled journey into the cosmos. Tucson is a city renowned as the "Astronomy Capital of the World". Its reputation is well-earned, as Tucson boasts the prestigious Kitt Peak National Observatory, a true marvel of human ingenuity. This observatory hosts an extraordinary collection of cutting-edge astronomical instruments, making it the largest and most diverse gathering of its kind on Earth.
When night falls over Arizona, the stars begin to emerge one by one, and the true magic of the desert night takes center stage. The dry desert climate and minimal light pollution create an optimal environment for stargazing, revealing a night sky that seems to stretch endlessly. The Dark Sky Law in Arizona was passed to preserve and protect the natural darkness of the night sky by controlling outdoor lighting and reducing light pollution. This law reflects the state's commitment to promoting responsible lighting practices to benefit both astronomers and the environment.
Let the twinkling stars ignite your imagination and spark a sense of awe as you immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of Arizona's night skies.
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LOCATE at Technology's Best Address
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Learn more about how your business can be part of this dynamic, interactive community where emerging companies and technology giants work side by side.
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Tech Parks Arizona creates interactive ground, which generates, attracts and supports technology companies and talent in alignment with the goals of the University of Arizona.
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