

The Parish
6453 North Oracle Road
Tucson, AZ 85704
520-797-1233
theparishtucson@gmail.com
At The Parish, COO and Co-Owner Steve Dunn displays his true passion for genuine hospitality. He has over 30 years of culinary experience that spans Texas, California, Louisiana as well as right here in Tucson.
Dunn is dedicated to the local community by supporting arts, live music and several grassroot charities. Follow The Parish on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Yelp.
About Your Host
A business coach and author, Stephanie Rising has helped over 100 small business owners achieve greater proficiency, profitability, and sanity. She specializes in navigating the complexities of family-owned companies and partnerships. An expert small business advocate, she provides objective problem solving and accountability that have led numerous clients to award-winning achievement. She is a Nominee for the Southern Arizona BBB’s 2019 Ethics Torch Award.
Stephanie specializes in DISC behavioral analysis and her first book, DISC: Leverage Your Nature, Increase Your Sales, is available on Amazon. She outlines step-by-step tactics for building a marketing plan that is sustainable for each reader’s personality and speaks to their specific target market. Stephanie has led many well-received workshops on DISC-based marketing and applying behavioral analysis in business. She is currently working on her second book about family-owned businesses.
In 2012, Stephanie and her husband, Dr. George Rising, founded The Rising School, a nonprofit charter school focused on preparing students for college and 21st century careers. As an extension of her belief in promoting an educated and healthy community, Stephanie has sponsored Youth on Their Own since 2011, contributing monthly toward student stipends used to help homeless teens graduate from high school.
Stephanie is available for one-on-one coaching, executive team development, planning retreats, and public speaking.



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Alex Cataudella is a Tucson transplant from Kansas, and has been involved with Local First Arizona since she moved. Currently a student, she is studying Environmental Science and Sustainability while advocating for her local community. Her love for local business started in her hometown, while working at a local pet store. She understands the value that having unique local stores brings to the community and hopes to better serve them by advocating for them every day.
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Jessica Badowski is the owner and founder of Tucson based Too Busy Gals. Too Busy Gals was established in 2008 in Ohio and moved to Arizona in 2011. It was established as a business to business service provider after multiple requests for assistance with social media, branding, and marketing from peer business owners. After 20+ years in non-profit management and anti-poverty social work, Jessica decided to break out and start her own business. In 2008, it became quickly apparently the need for high quality education and coaching social media services was exploding. After 3 years working with national partners in marketing and social media, Too Busy Gals began developing its own roster of clients. Current clientele ranges from a local manufacturing company, land developer, Moroccan artisan e-commerce business, to NYT Bestselling author, and non-profit serving breast cancer survivors.
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