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Women’s Co-Working Space Opening Peoria Location
KJZZ A co-working space focused on bringing women entrepreneurs together is opening a second location in the West Valley. The co-working space called StarshineAZ opened at the Glendale Airport in June and is now expanding to include offices in Peoria. |
Women’s Co-Working Space Opening Peoria Location – KJZZ
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