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
Dr. David Katz, vice dean for Clinical Affairs at Touro College of Dental Medicine, spoke to GACC Board members Nov. 14. Katz updated the board on Touro’s plan for its dental college in Albuquerque. On Nov. 14, the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce held its monthly board meeting at the Chamber. During the meeting, Board
The PRC held its first hearing on the proposed PNM merger with Avangrid earlier this week. GACC President and CEO Terri Cole was there to offer testimony in favor of the acquisition: “We should welcome Avangrid with open arms. It can provide a bridge to a cleaner, stronger economy,” she said. See the Chamber’s op-ed on
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After 15 months of COVID-19 restrictions, New Mexico is leaving behind the Red-to-Green reopening framework. Though all 33 of the state’s counties have been operating at the least-restrictive Turquoise Level for weeks, the change marks the first time since March 2020 that businesses can truly operate normally if they choose. The reopening follows Governor Michelle
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The next round of federal stimulus money – a cool $1.75 billion set to be deposited in New Mexico accounts this month – could have broad and flexible allowable uses, according to an Albuquerque Journal article this week. The state Legislature and Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham may still disagree over who has the authority to
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