What's Happening...

Join the WG Team...
We are currently looking for a full time receptionist. WestGroup offers a professional and warm environment with advancement opportunities. For more information, please call Mary at 602-707-0050.

Congratulations...
To Dawn McCoy on her well deserved promotion to Coding Manager. Keep up the great work, Dawn!

Welcome...
To our new Training Supervisor, Brooke Talcott. Brooke replaced Jen Hoegger who left WG in January to return to school full time at ASU (Good Luck, Jen!). We are excited to welcome Brooke to our outstanding supervisor team. Brooke brings an extensive background in customer service and employee training. She worked for Discover Card for nearly five years as an Account Manager in their customer service department.

To our newest clients...
We are already enjoying our new research partnerships with the Arizona Supreme Court and the Children's Action Alliance. Thanks for choosing WestGroup!

Listening to Prescott Valley...
WestGroup analyst Chris Karis presented the results of the Town of Prescott Valley Citizen Survey on January 11th to Mayor Rick Killingsworth and the Prescott Valley Town Council. The primary purpose of the study was to find out what residents think about services currently provided by the town and prioritizing key issues facing the town . The study was also specifically designed to capture reactions to three potential community improvements that would results in tax increases. Mayor Killingsworth and Council Member Rabideau both thanked Chris for the presentation and each stated the survey provides a good basis of information for determining what the community wants and needs in the coming year. "This is certainly helpful to us as we're deciding and deliberating public policy," Ms. Rabideau said. The presentation was broadcast on local cable channel 13. Nice job, Chris!

Speaking to ASU...
Analyst Stephanie Apostol and Director of Operations Peter Apostol guest lectured to a Small Business Sales and Marketing class at ASU in February. The students are taking the class as a part of a minor program in Small Business. These non-business students are being exposed to a series of classes that will help them to be successful should they decide to start their own businesses in the future. Peter and Stephanie spent two hours explaining the basics of marketing research to the class.

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