In a recent piece, Conor O’Callaghan, a candidate for Congress in AZ-01, shared his vision for transforming Phoenix into a national finance hub to strengthen Arizona’s economy. Drawing on nearly two decades of economic expertise, O’Callaghan highlighted his work with the Arizona Fund Manager Association (AFMA), garnering bipartisan support from key political figures like Senator Mark Kelly, former Vice President Dan Quayle, and former Gov. Doug Ducey. By emphasizing the need for political backing and collaboration with industry bodies like the Arizona Chamber of Commerce, O’Callaghan aims to position Phoenix as the “Wall Street of the West.”
Bob Lord, a distinguished figure in tax policy and advisory roles, commended O’Callaghan’s forward-thinking approach, noting the potential impact on people’s lives that his proposals could bring. Lord’s endorsement underscores the significant policy implications of O’Callaghan’s agenda, emphasizing the importance of his success in the upcoming race. With a strong focus on uniting support from various stakeholders in Arizona’s business landscape, O’Callaghan’s efforts could potentially pave the way for transformative growth in the finance industry, positioning Phoenix as a key player in the national economic scene.
