Establishes the Arizona Commerce Authority to grow and diversify the state's economy.
Arizona HB2753 establishes the Arizona Commerce Authority, governed by a board of directors led by the governor. The board includes private sector business leaders and state officials. The authority aims to grow and diversify the state's economy through business attraction and retention. Board members serve without compensation but can be reimbursed for expenses. The authority operates on the state fiscal year and is subject to annual audits.
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