WESST In the News
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Start-up gets big loan from WESST
Fruitland-based security company provides service at Navajo Mine
To help Blackgoat launch her business, WESST provided a $100,000 term loan and a $50,000 line of credit.
Latino business community and local businesses gather for first Latino Business Expo
Four Corners' Latino community recognized as important sector as local economy changes
WESST’s holiday pop-up shop takes artists beyond workshops
Pop-up shops allow artists and retailers to use temporarily donated commercial space to sell wares and land new customers.
Studio One Six grows with help from WESST
Brittney Ingram and Studio One Six received a start-up loan from WESST for modifications, equipment purchase and inventory.
Business finance workshops promote working smarter
Two potentially scary words: Business finances. Fear can have a blinding effect. But upon lifting the blinders, one might see that there's nothing to fear. WESST's upcoming workshop series comes to the rescue -- with knowledge!
Arias meets surprises with grace
Empowering students is interactive work. Veronica Arias encourages interaction with those she teaches in seminars. Arias works at WESST empowering women and supporting business owners all over Chaves County.
WESST among Innovation NM Honorees
Meet our Innovation New Mexico honorees: Creatives in ABQ have this resource for their business.
See who racked up $200K in grants from Mayor’s Prize for Entrepreneurship
Four Albuquerque organizations will share $200,000 in grants as winners of this year's Mayor's Prize for Entrepreneurship.
How WESST is creating the next generation of Etsy entrepreneurs
A great way to connect local artisans with a huge audience that's looking for handmade, craftsman products.