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Phoenix Community Alliance Has Spent 40 Years Working To Create a Stronger Downtown for a Better Phoenix

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Downtown Phoenix Inc. (@downtownphoenix) and Phoenix Community Alliance congratulate Cynthia Aguilar and Frank McCune on their appointments as Deputy City Managers for the @cityofphoenixaz.\n\nEffective and thoughtful leadership is foundational to building a Downtown that benefits the entire community. Cynthia brings a deep understanding of city operations shaped by years of public service, while Frank offers a collaborative, solutions-oriented approach rooted in his experience in government relations. Together, their leadership will help advance priorities that support economic vitality, livability, and long-term growth across Phoenix.\n\nAs partners invested in the success of Greater Downtown, we appreciate the opportunity to continue working alongside Cynthia and Frank to champion Downtown initiatives, strengthen the city core, and deliver positive outcomes for our community. \n\nWe wish them continued success in these important roles, and look forward to working with them in the years to come!

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When people talk about Downtown Phoenix's revitalization, they're often referring to the work led by Mayor Phil Gordon.\n\nFrom 2004 to 2012, Phil Gordon served as mayor during one of the most transformative periods in Downtown Phoenix's history.\n\n\u201cI always said there are two ways for a mayor to run a city. One way is to split the council and form little [voting] pockets, and the other is to work together to build a council, which takes much more effort. I wanted to do that and was willing to put in the work.\u201d (Mayor Phil Gordon)\n\nLearn more about Mayor Phil Gordon's substantial impact on Downtown's ASU campus, historic preservation, and public transportation advocacy via the link in bio. \ud83d\udd17

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On Thursday, we gathered with the leaders, visionaries, and changemakers who continue to shape the story of Greater Downtown Phoenix. Together, we reflected on meaningful milestones, celebrated those driving real impact in our community, and looked ahead to an exciting future. \n\nThe energy in the room was unmistakable; so many powerful conversations, connections, and moments of recognition that we couldn't possibly highlight just a few. A heartfelt thank you to Amy Schaumberg of @a.marie_studio for beautifully capturing the spirit of the day, @phillipslawfoundation for supporting the event, and to Amilyn Pierce and the @dbacks for hosting us in your spectacular 3rd Base Lounge. \n\nCongratulations once again to our 2025 Center City Award recipients, Christine Mackay (@greaterphx) and Tricee Thomas (@patternphx)\u2014your leadership is paving the way for what's next.\n\nHere's to another year of activating, advocating and building! \ud83c\udf1f \ud83c\udf06

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We're proud to announce our 2025 Center City Award recipients: Christine Mackay, President & CEO of @GreaterPhx and former City of Phoenix Community and Economic Development Director, and Tricee Thomas, Founder of House of Patterns (@PatternPhx) and The Garment League. \n\nTheir leadership, vision, and commitment continue to shape Greater Downtown Phoenix in meaningful ways. \n\nCongratulations to both outstanding honorees. \ud83d\udc4f\n\nLearn more about the winners and the annual Center City Awards at the link in bio.

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PCA's Annual Member Meeting and Center City Awards is in just a couple of short days.\n\nWe invite you to join fellow PCA Members as we reflect on another year of activating, advocating, and building a stronger Downtown for a better Phoenix.\n\nKnow Before You Go:\n\ud83d\udcc5: Thursday, December 11 | 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.\n\ud83d\udccd : 3rd Base Lounge @ Chase Field | 401 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix, AZ 85004\n\ud83c\udd7f\ufe0f : We encourage attendees to ride the light rail, bike, scooter, or\u00a0@Waymo. If riding the light rail, transfer at the Downtown Phoenix Hub and take the \u201cA\u201d Line East to the 3rd St. station where\u00a0@ChaseField\u00a0will be directly in front of you. Courtesy of the Arizona Diamondbacks (@DBacks), limited complimentary parking is available at the Chase Field Garage. Check out the details above for more step-by-step instructions.\u00a0\ud83d\udc46 \n\nA special thanks to\u00a0@PhillipsLawFoundation\u00a0for supporting this event.\n\nStill need to RSVP? Visit the link in bio to register. \n\nLooking forward to seeing you all on Thursday!

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Hop on board\u2014Downtown connectivity is picking up speed. \ud83d\ude8a \n\u00a0\nJoin us next Friday, December 12 from 11:00 a.m.\u201312:30 p.m. for our Multi-Modal Connectivity Tour featuring an exclusive deep dive with @valleymetro into the new South Central Extension\/Downtown Hub.\n\nOpened in June, this transformative extension is already enhancing accessibility for residents and visitors, improving regional mobility, and strengthening Downtown's role as a truly multi-modal, transit-connected urban center.\n\nReady to be part of the conversation?\n\nMembers, RSVP at the link in our bio \ud83d\udc46

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