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The New Mexico Economic Development Course

By Linda McArthur

Every town and city, no matter its size or location, annually faces a similar challenge–what steps will we take this year to improve our community?

In years past, those steps-- Continue reading

Cinco de Mayo in Mexican American Life

By Felipe de Ortego y Gasca
Scholar in Residence and Past Chair, Department of Chicana/Chicano and Hemispheric Studies, Western New Mexico University; Professor Emeritus of English, Texas State Unive-- Continue reading

Natural Selection: Evolution is Essential to Business Survival

 

Businesses that are growing are more attractive to customers and buyers. Renata Golden of Golden Ink found this out when she was trying to decide whether to expand and hire more employees or k-- Continue reading

Basic Financial Literacy Essential for Business Owners

Basic Financial Literacy Essential for Business Owners
By Carmen Martinez, director,
Small Business Development Center at San Juan College
 
Puzzled by financial statements? Unsure what your CPA-- Continue reading

Innovators Learn the Benefits, Challenges of Crowdfunding

 

By Lisa Adkins, Director of the BioScience Center
 
Tired of looking for loans or grants? Try Crowdfunding. Several New Mexico companies have used crowdfunding to fund startups and proj-- Continue reading

What can you learn from one New Mexico company that increased its profits?

All 100 employees of Farmington's Henry Production, Inc., are trained in lean manufacturing techniques—improving production and eliminating waste. The company says employees are more efficient a-- Continue reading

Customer Service for All Seasons

By James Hernandez, Vice President at First Community Bank in Santa Fe

When the economy sours, many businesses cut back on services they consider nonessential. The most shortsighted companies lump cu-- Continue reading

WILL One Day University - April 5

One-Day University comes to WNMU
SBDC Staff

Back bigger and better than ever this year, the Western Institute for Lifelong Learning (WILL), Western New Mexico University (WNMU), and the Small Busines-- Continue reading

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