Post by Moon Seeker on Sept 21, 2007 13:12:46 GMT -5
Article Launched: 09/20/2007 06:28:37 PM MDT
ALBUQUERQUE - The American Indian Chamber of Commerce of New Mexico has been awarded a cooperative agreement from the U.S. Department of Commerce-Minority Business Development Agency to operate the New Mexico Native American Business Enterprise Center for 2007-08.
The NABEC will operate through the utilization of business consultants and provide a range of technical assistance services directly to Native American and minority-owned businesses.
The newly-established center will incorporate an entrepreneurial approach to building market stability and improving quality of services. The center will develop and build upon strategic alliances with public and private sector partners as a means of reaching out and serving Native American and minority-owned firms with rapid growth potential within the State of New Mexico. MBDA's new strategic growth initiative is focused on serving emerging Native American and minority firms capable of impacting economic growth and employment.
"The NABEC will be a vital and essential program for our Native and minority communities in our state of New Mexico," said Ted Pedro, Executive Director for AICCNM.
For more information contact the NMNABEC at -505-243-6775.
www.ruidosonews.com/business/ci_6950813
ALBUQUERQUE - The American Indian Chamber of Commerce of New Mexico has been awarded a cooperative agreement from the U.S. Department of Commerce-Minority Business Development Agency to operate the New Mexico Native American Business Enterprise Center for 2007-08.
The NABEC will operate through the utilization of business consultants and provide a range of technical assistance services directly to Native American and minority-owned businesses.
The newly-established center will incorporate an entrepreneurial approach to building market stability and improving quality of services. The center will develop and build upon strategic alliances with public and private sector partners as a means of reaching out and serving Native American and minority-owned firms with rapid growth potential within the State of New Mexico. MBDA's new strategic growth initiative is focused on serving emerging Native American and minority firms capable of impacting economic growth and employment.
"The NABEC will be a vital and essential program for our Native and minority communities in our state of New Mexico," said Ted Pedro, Executive Director for AICCNM.
For more information contact the NMNABEC at -505-243-6775.
www.ruidosonews.com/business/ci_6950813