Because each client is unique and every event is different, fees for Arizona Town Hall services are negotiated based upon a variety of factors, including lead time, scope of work, event length and type, staffing requirements, and out of pocket costs such as facility and catering fees.

Before a contract is signed, Arizona Town Hall staff will discuss the available options with you and establish an agreed upon budget and parameters of service. We will do our best to help you develop a scope of work that fits your budget.

The following information will provide some guidance in negotiating a contract for Arizona Town Hall Services.

Arizona Town Hall has helped to plan and implement Town Hall-style events for many different types of groups. Whether you want to engage your group in constructive discussion and decision making or simply entertain an audience at a lunch or dinner meeting, we can help you to carry out a successful event that will get people talking. Below is a list of some of our past clients.

America's Service Commission  City of Apache Junction Arizona  Administrative Office of Courts  Arizona ACEs Consortium  Arizona Association for the Education of Young Children (AzAEYC)  Arizona Association for Economic Development (AAED)  Arizona Association of Family and Conciliation Courts  Arizona Charter Schools Association  Arizona Commission on Access to Justice  Arizona Complete Health  Arizona Developmental Disabilities Planning Council (ADDPC)  Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce  Arizona-Mexico Commission  Arizona Planning Association  Arizona Prosecuting Attorneys' Advisory Council (APAAC)  Arizona Public Service (APS)  Arizona School Board Association (ASBA) - Rural Alliance  Arizona Supreme Court  Caballeros de Yuma  ASU Biodesign Institute  Boys & Girls Club of the Sun Corridor  Town of Camp Verde  Casa Grande Chamber of Commerce  Center for the Future of Arizona (CFA)  Central Arizona Governments (CAG)  Cox Communications (now Spectrum)  Desert Southwest Region  Education Forward Arizona  Estrella Mountain Community College  First Things First  Flagstaff Dark Skies Coalition  Flagstaff Leadership Program  Flinn-Brown  Town of Fountain Hills  Town of Gilbert City of Globe  Greater Yuma Economic Development Corporation (GYEDC)  Greater Yuma Port Authority  Habitat for Humanity Tucson  City of Holbrook  Kingman Chamber of Commerce/Kingman City Council

Lake Havasu City  Town of Marana  Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG)  Maricopa County Community College District  Mesa Public Schools  The Nature Conservancy  Navajo County  Northern Arizona Council of Governments (NACOG)  NAU Economic Policy Institute  Northern Computing  Town of Oro Valley  Pinal Alliance for Economic Growth  Pinal County  Pinal County Coalition to End Homelessness  Pinal County Reentry Coalition  Pinal-Gila Council for Senior Citizens  Pinal Hispanic Council  Town of Prescott Valley  Project CENTRL  Resolution Copper  Salt River Project (SRP)  City of Scottsdale  Scottsdale Tourism Development Commission  Sitgreaves Community Development  Soroptimist International of Phoenix  Southern Arizona Leadership Council (SALC)  Town of Superior  City of Surprise  Tempe Elementary School District  United Way of Pinal County  Verde Valley Land Preservation Institute  Verde Valley Regional Economic Organization (VVREO)  Virginia G. Piper Foundation  Vitalyst Health Foundation  Western Arizona Council of Governments (WACOG)  White Tank Mountains Conservancy Board (WTMC)  Town of Wickenburg  Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce  Yavapai County Contractors Association  Yuma Academic Center  YWCA Metropolitan Phoenix-Surprise

Additional references available upon request.