Events

The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce holds signature events throughout the year featuring high-ranking public officials and leading policy experts, as well as networking events for local professionals. Check back often for updates to our events calendar.

At a key juncture in this year’s legislative session, join us to hear Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham review the very latest developments on key priority issues at the Roundhouse – including crime, education, the healthcare worker shortage and economic development.

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Join us with keynote speaker Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman as he discusses crime trends, crime-fighting initiatives and policies that needs to be enacted to make New Mexico a safer place!

An LFC breakdown of how much money the state expects to take in this year and in coming years, and the most responsible way to handle it. Click learn more to email Josh Weidel at the Chamber for Zoom link.

Join us for the next Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce Shakers & Stirrers networking lunch! This popular event will be held at Fogo De Chão Brazilian Steakhouse at Coronado Center!
Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy a great meal and interact with some of our community’s real Shakers & Stirrers!

Join the Chamber for an introduction of UNM’s VP/Director of Athletics and Head Football Coach by President Garnett S. Stokes and a discussion of the increasingly competitive, changing landscape of university athletics.

Join us as incoming APS Superintendent Blakey talks academics, visions, plans and more! To request a ticket, please email [email protected].

Join us virtually for a conversation with high-level university leaders for an important briefing on this fall’s GO bond election and what it means for UNM and our community.

Join us virtually for a conversation with NM’s congressional delegation about the federal govt’s actions and plans on important issues.

Join us virtually for a conversation with high-level university leaders for an important briefing on this fall’s GO bond election and what it means for UNM and our community.

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