Visit Mesa, the City of Mesa’s primary tourism development partner, is considering organizational reforms six months after two board members resigned to protest the nonprofit’s handling of a $60,000 corporate
At some point this school year, some Mesa high schoolers might be assigned to read F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 classic novel “The Great Gatsby,” and encounter the famous last line:
Two prominent Mesa business leaders resigned from the Visit Mesa board of directors in July, citing disagreements with the nonprofit’s professional staff over transparency concerns and a $60,000 golf club