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NM women in business: a rising tide»
July 29, 2019 | Albuquerque Journal – For many New Mexican women in business, economic progress is slow. But some changes promise a better future.
ABQ startup lands $7M government contract»
July 3, 2019 | Albuquerque Business First – Rebellis CEO Darrell DeMotta said the company will be responsible for overseeing the BIA operation's service and data centers. It has hired 16 new employees for the project, he added. The startup is headquartered out of the WESST Enterprise Center and was cofounded by DeMotta and Kevin Koppenhaver.
The women behind ‘Dare to Be Her’ awards»
June 25, 2019 | The Roswell Daily Record – Six local women have been recognized for their achievements as Dare to Be Her award recipients. The second annual awards event, co-sponsored by the Women’s Project, a United Way of Chaves County funding group, and WESST, a local Small Business Administration resource partner.
Business Sense: Funding challenges for female entrepreneurs»
June 24, 2019 | Rio Rancho Observer – In New Mexico, there are three SBA-approved micro-lenders that offer financing to entrepreneurs who might not meet the criteria of banks and other traditional lenders.
Medical Practice Solutions Growing Fast»
April 15, 2019 | Albuquerque Journal – It took Medical Practice Solutions just two months to get up and running in 2009, thanks to the WESST Enterprise Center's ready-to-go infrastructure.
Kosh Solutions wired up at WESST»
April 15, 2019 | Albuquerque Journal – IT services provider Kosh Solutions was already a four-year-old company with $600,000 in revenue and seven employees when it moved into the WESST Enterprise Center in December 2009.
Thriving RoofCARE took full advantage of startup services»
April 15, 2019 | Albuquerque Journal – RoofCARE, which offers maintenance and repair as an alternative to roof replacement, grew into a thriving business during its five years at WESST.
WESST celebrates its 30th anniversary»
April 15, 2019 | Albuquerque Journal – "Our fundamental goals have never changed. It's all about education, teaching the basics of business, how it works and how to be successful." - WESST President, Agnes Noonan.
