On Dec. 3, Leadership Albuquerque was in full swing, with members taking part in its Economic Development Day. The participants had the opportunity to tour Wagner Equipment Co. and Netflix Studios. David Campbell, Leadership ABQ chair and executive director of the Lobo Development Corporation, began the day by telling the participants that “a growing […]
The Albuquerque Museum lobby is now named The Jim Baca Lobby in honor of former Albuquerque Mayor Jim Baca. Baca, who was the city’s 27th mayor from 1997 to 2001, was recognized as part of the Keller administration’s ABQ Stories of Us initiative. The project pays tribute to the extraordinary people, past and present,
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Over 80% of New Mexico residents believe they need more public-school choices in their community (including 88% of parents!), and nearly three in four residents support New Mexico continuing to develop and open more public charter schools in the state. That’s according to a recent statewide survey of New Mexicans that was conducted by Research
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The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce began its “Business Beat” speaker series with a virtual panel on Dec. 2. The event was the first of the program year’s online events, which allow the business community to hear directly from high-level experts and decision makers on relevant topics. It had nearly 100 participants. Del Esparza, President
On Dec. 2, the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce hosted “Business Beat” virtual panel with Legislative Finance Committee director Charles Sallee. Check out the video below:
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Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller announced the second series of “Constructive Conversations,” community meetings to foster dialogue between residents and city leaders to shape the future of Albuquerque. The latest meetings will provide updates to residents about efforts around homelessness and housing. All three meetings will focus on the Metro Homelessness Initiative (MHI) and actions
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