PHOENIX— Koral Casillas’ American Dream was simple: Leave her corporate job to start a local business serving her community.  Five years ago, she did just that. She’s now the co-owner of two local Phoenix businesses—Monsoon Market, a purveyor of local goods, and Strip Mall, a coffee and wine shop. But this summer, Casillas said, she […]
PHOENIX— Koral Casillas’ American Dream was simple: Leave her corporate job to start a local business serving her community.  Five years ago, she did just that. She’s now the co-owner of two local Phoenix businesses—Monsoon Market, a purveyor of local goods, and Strip Mall, a coffee and wine shop. But this summer, Casillas said, she […]
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