Need2Know: Prescott-based Founding Fathers Collective wins coveted W.O. Lawton Business Leadership Award; The Barley Hound restaurant in Prescott introduces new menu, executive chef
From left, Yavapai County Workforce Development Board (WDB) Chair Anita Payne, Founding Fathers Collective’s Jace Tibi, award presenter Jaime Cruz, Founding Fathers Collective owner Grant Quezada, Founding Fathers Collective co-owner Jesse Burke, and WDB Executive Director Teri Drew at the National Association of Workforce Boards national conference in Washington, D.C. (Courtesy)
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