AREA CONTRIBUTOR NEWSLETTER
June 2023
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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT | |
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Greetings,
Here at AREA, we hope that you are enjoying the beautiful weather and the start of summer festivities. We also hope everyone has a wonderful Fourth of July holiday, celebrating our nation's independence.
I am pleased to share our 2023 Greater Albuquerque Talent and Industry Profile compiled by AREA and CBRE, updated earlier this month. The profile highlights Albuquerque as New Mexico's primary commercial hub and a leading market with opportunities for companies and top talent alike. It is highly interactive, and has been leveraged by local businesses for talent attraction purposes as well as promoted by AREA to national site selection consultants.
I'm incredibly excited that we have three new members on the AREA Team, handling event coordination, marketing and communications and business development. Their tremendous work was a huge boost to a highly successful Annual Board Retreat and first ever Town Hall held just last week - more to come very soon on the takeaways and refinement on our priorities for the next 12 months that were identified in those key discussions.
Thank you for your ongoing support and engagement as we spend the summer looking to the horizon and focusing on top areas of impact.
With gratitude,
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Danielle Casey, CEcD, EDFP
President & CEO
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New Mexico has highest job numbers in state history
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FAA providing NM $11 Million for infrastructure upgrades
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AREA & NM Partnership attend Global Energy Show | |
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Save the Date: Nov. 16, 2023
505 Awards and Annual Dinner
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The 505 Leadership in Economic Development Awards and AREA Annual Dinner will take place Nov. 16. After an extension, nominations have now closed. Awardees will be notified by September 1. | |
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EVENT SPONSOR:
Old Republic Title
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MEDIA SPONSOR:
Albuquerque Business First
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In Case You Missed It
AREA and CBRE 2023 Talent and Industry Profile Now Available
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Tracking Our Progress
The Albuquerque region is New Mexico’s primary commercial hub and, in recent years, has emerged as a leading market with opportunities for companies and top talent alike.
This report outlines all the factors that set our region apart and make Albuquerque one of the best places in the country to live and do business. This Profile will walk you through everything from cost-of-living and industry incentives to all the cultural offerings that the region is known for. Upon reading it, you will see why the Greater Albuquerque Region is experiencing such tremendous growth.
Enjoy our new, interactive version of the Profile, or complete the form below to download a PDF version.
View the Talent and Industry Profile Online
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CALL FOR SPEAKERS: New Mexico Tech Summit, Sept. 7 & 8, 2023 | |
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The New Mexico Tech Summit, formerly known as experienceIT, is the flagship
tech event in New Mexico, delivering a unique opportunity for sponsors to
present their leadership and solutions to an engaged audience of decision-makers. This event is hosted by the New Mexico Technology Council, a nonprofit trade association who’s mission is to grow the impact of technology in New Mexico. This year’s event has expanded to offer 30 breakout sessions over 2 days, 2 influential keynote speakers, and 600+ attendees.
The New Mexico Technology Council is bringing together another mind blowing
selection of technology and business thought leaders for interactive, engaging,
and inspiring content. Our call for speakers and presentations is now live and is a great opportunity to present to 600+ tech leaders from across New Mexico.
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Job Training Albuquerque Resources Available | |
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Job Training Albuquerque (JTA) is a partnership between the City of Albuquerque Economic Development and CNM and CNM Ingenuity that allows local small businesses to take trainings through CNMI, AGC-NM, UNM CE and others..for free!
JTA is designed to provide employers the opportunity to skill up their employees so they increase capacity and hire additional employees. To be eligible, the employer must be incorporated in New Mexico as a for-profit or non-profit, headquartered within the ABQ city limits and under 500 employees.
Employers approved through JTA have access to trainings in technology, business and leadership, construction, healthcare, and more! Apply today! Request more information below or contact Allison Pendell Jones at apendelljones@cnm.edu.
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Studio Opportunity @Traditions
Traditions is located just off I-25 freeway, just 30 miles from Albuquerque and 30 miles from Santa Fe, serving your staff and clients in both cities. Near a freeway exit, over 80,000 cars pass by daily for high profile visibility. Entrance to the property has a large sign monument and a place to build a guard shack and secured entrance. This unique property has so much to offer!
CLICK FOR MORE INFO!
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WESTPOINTE 40
New Industrial Development
From 42,000 up to +/- 96,000 SF available with Clear height of 32 feet and ample dock high doors.
Nearby large neighbors include the Amazon Distribution Center, FedEx, and Shamrock Foods.
Tenant improvement allowance available for office build-out and other tenant needs, and permitted uses include light manufacturing, warehousing and distribution.
VIEW THE LISTING HERE!
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Mesa del Sol-South Broadway Build to Suit
Up to 250,000 SF in Phase 1 with three planned buildings, with 95± Acres available. This is a strategic location along I-25 with 32 foot clear ceiling heights, and only 4 miles from the Albuquerque International Sunport.
CLICK LINK TO SEE LISTING!
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Double Eagle II Airport-Aerospace Technology Park with 100 acres | | |
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City of Albuquerque-owned Double Eagle II Airport (AEG) is an active general aviation facility on Albuquerque’s west side. There are approximately 240 based aircraft and 120,000 annual operations comprising training, military, air ambulance, charter, private and corporate flights. The airport sits at an elevation of 5,834 feet above sea level and is located approximately eight miles north of Interstate 40 at the top of Nine Mile Hill on Albuquerque’s West Mesa.
Double Eagle II Airport is currently at 100 percent occupancy and does not have any buildings available. However, the City of Albuquerque offers a land lease at the airport's Aerospace Technology Park. The City of Albuquerque can be flexible on structuring the lease agreement and is comfortable with a 49-year lease.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS SITE ON ABQSITES.COM
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IN THE NEWS: HEADLINE HIGHLIGHTS | |
Thank you to our contributors | |
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Diamond
Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM)
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Platinum
University of New Mexico
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Albuquerque Publishing Co.
Bank of Albuquerque
BlueCross BlueShield of New Mexico
Bradbury Stamm Construction, Inc.
Exxon
FRENCH Funerals & Cremations
Gridworks
Huning, LLC
Intel Corporation
Jaynes Corporation
Mesa del Sol, LLC
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NAI Sun Vista
New Mexico Gas Company
Nusenda Credit Union
Presbyterian Healthcare Services
Summit Electric Supply Co., Inc.
Tamaya Ventures
Tempur Pedic
Titan Development
U.S. Bank
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Albuquerque Regional Economic Alliance
201 Third Street NW #1900, Albuquerque, NM 87102
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