The Leading Voice​ in Business
Our goal is to make our city and state a great place to start and grow a business and a safe, exciting place to work and raise a family.​
Our Mission
We work with government, business, and community partners to promote and develop a welcoming business environment and thriving, diverse economy in New Mexico.Â
Plan of Action
The Chamber is working to transform Downtown Albuquerque, improve education, and make our city safer.
News & Updates
Find the latest news on important issues and updates on the Chamber’s programs, events, and work.
LEGISLATIVE ROUNDUP February 18, 2026 — ‘Tax Package’ Sent to Governor; House Agrees with Senate, Sends $11.2 Billion Budget to Governor and more!
THE CHAMBER THANKS OUR FEBRUARY ALBUQUERQUE READS SPONSORS
ABQ Reads distributed two books and bookmarks to every student in Albuquerque Reads classrooms at Atrisco, Bel-Air and Whittier elementaries in February. A big thank ...
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LEGISLATIVE ROUNDUP February 17, 2026 — Medical Malpractice Reform Heads to the Governor; Health Care Provider Loan Repayment Plan to Senate Floor and more!
SAVE THE DATE: Chamber to host UNM Luncheon with President Garnett Stokes and Dr. Michael Richards
LEGISLATIVE ROUNDUP February 16, 2026 — Senate Judiciary Holds Extended Hearing on HB 99 — Medical Malpractice Reform; Senate Passes Record $11.1 Billion Budget Bill and more!
ON THE BASELINE: The Picklr opens first Albuquerque location on Feb. 7
On Feb. 7, Chamber member Premier Pickleball opened up The Picklr in northeast Albuquerque. The location, at 45 Hotel Circle NE, features 12 indoor pickleball ...
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PROVIDING MORE CARE: Lovelace Medical Group opens northeast Albuquerque location
On Feb. 12, Lovelace Medical Group celebrated the opening of its primary care clinic in Albuquerque. According to Lovelace, the opening of the clinic is ...
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Advocacy
Explore the three areas that drive our advocacy for our investors and New Mexico businesses.
Downtown Transformation
The Downtown Transformation committee works with business, government, and community partners to revitalize and transform Downtown Albuquerque into the vibrant heart of our city – an area that is exciting, engaging, welcoming, and safe for businesses, residents, and visitors alike.
Education Reform
The Chamber’s Education Reform committee advocates for education policies and practices that will lead to a direct improvement in the academic achievement of students in public schools and give every child the opportunity to receive a high-quality education that adequately prepares them for success in college, the workforce, and life
Public Safety
Our Public Safety committee advocates for and helps implement local and state-level policies and practices that will result in a reduction in crime in Bernalillo County and a tough, strategic, fair, and sophisticated criminal justice system.
Connections
See how the Chamber helps its investors make important and timely connections
- to government officials and agencies, to other businesses, and to important resources.
Business to Government
The Chamber helps its investors navigate government more easily, including connecting businesses to government agencies when they have concerns or need help.
Business to Business
The Chamber provides ways to connect our business community making sure each of us benefits from what each of us does best.
Business to Resources
The Chamber provides exclusive benefits and resources – including important information, trainings, and meeting space – to our investors.
Initiatives
Explore how the Chamber helps develop leaders, build young readers, and better connect our business community statewide.
Leadership ABQ
Leadership ABQ develops knowledgeable and engaged civic leaders through a 10-month course that expands participants’ understanding of the most important issues facing our community.
Albuquerque Reads
ABQ Reads deploys hundreds of volunteers to help at-risk students in Albuquerque elementary schools improve their reading skills.
NM Roadrunners
The NM Roadrunners are goodwill ambassadors from ABQ’s business community who travel twice per year to other parts of the state to understand local issues and meet with local chambers, businesses, and community leaders