WESST In the News
Wanted: An Eye-Catching Website
From national brands and new movies to local nonprofits and popular organizations, the companies on ABF's Web Design Firms List have created some bomb-diggity websites.
WESST program stokes creative industry
The WESST Enterprise Center in Albuquerque has launched a new program to turn “starving artists” into thriving entrepreneurs.
Passion makes Morales true man of the WESST
Some people just make you smile. There are those who light up a room when then walk in, especially when they’re bringing pastries. There are a handful of people whose passion affects everyone, even if they’ve only just met. Manny Morales is all of these. And a handful more.
Executive’s Desk: Workshop targets arts-oriented professionals
Artists, artisans, designers and other “creatives” don’t need an MBA to make a living from their artistic talents, but attaining some fluency in the language of business and finance gives them more control over a creative career.
Workshop helps ‘creatives’ learn basic business
Artists, artisans, designers and other “creatives” don’t need an M.B.A. to make a living from their artistic talents, but attaining some fluency in the language of business and finance gives them more control over a creative career.
WESST has promoted two staff members
WESST is pleased to announce recent staff changes within the Albuquerque Regional office.
Students exceed expectations at internship
Six San Juan College students completed a weeklong internship at the Comcast Digital Media Studio at WESST
Nearly 100 New Mexico nonprofits are participating in #GivingTuesdayNM
#GivingTuesdayNM is a statewide nonprofit initiative that focuses on spreading the word about Giving Tuesday.
Groups share Mayor’s Prize to help entrepreneurs
Three Albuquerque nonprofits - Technology Ventures Corp., WESST and Global Ties - Won a total of $199,000 on Tuesday evening through the Mayor's prize for entrepreneurship.
Three companies snag Mayor’s Prize at Epicenter event
Mayor Richard Berry awarded three winners a combined prize of $199,000 to fund their efforts to create innovative programs supporting entrepreneurship in Albuquerque.