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Pat Vincent-Collwan
Chairman of the Board
Co-Vice Chair, Ethics and Open Government
President& CEO
Public Service Company of New Mexico
O:(505)
241-2802 F:(505) 241-4343
pat.collawn@pnmresources.com
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Albuquerque and New
Mexico are positioned to succeed because of our diversity and our
quality of life. Our challenge is to continue to find strength in
that diversity and create new opportunities while preserving
the environment -- and the uniqueness -- that is so appealing
to so many people. Anyone who has spent time here knows it's a very
special place.
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Terri L. Cole, CCE
President and CEO
Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
O:(505)
764-3741 F: (505) 764-3714
tcole@abqchamber.com
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We have a very
special, very diverse community of people here who share a common bond, and
that is to move Albuquerque and New Mexico forward and to leave our treasured
state better than we found it.
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Jed Fanning,
Chair-Elect
Executive Vice President and Chief Credit Officer
First Community Bank
O: (505)
241-7576 F: (505) 241-7572
jfanning@fcbnm.com
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Albuquerque and New Mexico have a long history of surviving in
tough times and thriving in good times. This tradition, and our hard
working citizens who sustain it, will lead us through our current challenges
and on to better days.
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Del Archuleta,
Immediate Past Chairman, Vice Chair, Workforce Development/Education
President and CEO, Molzen-Corbin & Associates
O:(505)
242-5700 F: (505) 242-0673
darchuleta@molzencorbin.com
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The rest of the world will continue to discover the very special
and diverse set of people that inhabit this beautiful Land of
Enchantment. There is no doubt Albuquerque is on the radar for an
explosion of opportunities for economic growth, thus insuring a strong and
profitable future.
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Norman Becker
Vice Chair, Small Business
President and CEO
New Mexico Mutual Group
O:(505)
343-2840 F: (505) 348-9840
normb@nmmcc.com
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Albuquerque and New Mexico’s future is bright because we are the
owners and controllers of our future. Our entrepreneurial spirit,
determination and ownership of our destiny guide us as we take advantage of
the new opportunities presented by a new economy.
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Nadyne Bicknell
Second Vice Chair, Business Advocacy & Government Relations
Consultant
O: (505) 298-0295
ncbick@comcast.net
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New Mexico’s first woman governor will bring into office our
high expectations for guiding the state to a brighter future through better
control of government spending, new transparency in government functions, and
a positive relationship with Albuquerque that will provide a productive
business environment for both city and state.
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Keith Bone
Executive Committee Member At Large
Plant Manager
General Mills
O:(505)
897-5556 F: (505) 897-5454
keith.bone@genmills.com
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Our future is bright because we have been pro-active in looking
for new opportunities as opposed to just clinging to our past.
Also, and just as important- we have a workforce and quality of people
capable of doing wonderful things- that’s attractive to employers. I know-
we’re expanding!
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Wayne Brown
Co-Vice Chair, Ethics and Open Government
Managing Partner
Moss Adams, LLP
O:(505)
878-7200 F: (505) 830-6282
wayne.brown@mossadams.com
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New Mexico fared better than our neighbors recently because of
the economy’s strong underpinning of energy, research, and many small and
medium sized businesses brimming with innovation. These same things
will lead us into the future.
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Mike Burgess
Vice Chair, Crime and Safety
Vice President and General Manager, KOB-TV
O:(505)
764-2401 F: (505) 764-2402
mburgess@kob.com
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I believe the potential of the people of New Mexico is a
tremendous untapped resource that will carry us forward to a bright future.
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Don Chalmers
Vice Chair, Healthcare
President, Don Chalmers Ford
O:(505)
897-2500 F: (505) 830-6282
dlchalmers@att.net
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The people of Albuquerque are our strongest resource. If the
leaders in the private business sector continue to nurture our education
system, create opportunities for growth, and pursue every opportunity to
contribute to the community, our children are certain to carry on
Albuquerque’s tradition of perseverance and hard work into a bright future.
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Dale Dekker
Vice Chair, Energy, Renewables and Water
Principal, Dekker/Perich/Sabatini
O:(505)
923-3513 F: (505) 761-4222
daled@dpsdesign.org
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The future quality of life in our region is dependent on our
ability to balance growth and change with our beautiful and rich natural
environment. In many ways we need to learn from the past in order to plan for
our future. As New Mexicans we know how to do this.
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Del Esparza
Vice Chair, Membership Services
President, Esparza Advertising
O:(505)
765-1505 F: (505) 765-1518
del@esparzaadvertising.com
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New Mexico is a proud state, full of resilient, innovative
people who don’t look at challenges as setbacks, but rather as opportunities.
I am confident New Mexico and Albuquerque will come out of this downturn
stronger, healthier, and brighter than ever before.
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Angel Gonzalez
Executive Committee Member At Large
Plant Manager, Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc.
O:(505)
764-2188 F: (505) 244-1347
agonza11@its.jnj.com
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Albuquerque and New Mexico have a long history of excelling in
challenging times. Our greatest
resource is our people and their hard working tradition. Albuquerque is a
business friendly community, which when combined with our talented people makes
for a dynamic formula, which will assure our success.
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Leean Kravitz
Executive Committee Member At Large
Director of Public Affairs, Fidelity Investments
O:(505)
750-5097 F: (508) 460-5713
leean.kravitz@fmr.com
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In addition to the stabilizing factor of having two of the
country's national laboratories in the state, our future is bright because of
our efforts to both add to our small business base as well as actively
recruiting larger corporations to relocate. Making New Mexico a
business-friendly state is the best thing we can do to ensure that future
stays bright.
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Sherman McCorkle
Vice Chair, Regional Competitivness
President and CEO, Technology Ventures Corp.
O:(505
246-2882 F: (505)246-2891
sherman.mccorkle@lmco.com
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New Mexico-based technology companies compete very well in
today’s global economy. They are clean, high technology, cutting-edge
companies. They also attract complementary companies. Over the past four
years, their combined growth has been about 60 percent. They represent our
economic future.
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Vince Murphy
Vice Chair, Business Advocacy & Government Relations
Consultant, The Garrity Group Public Relations
O:(505)
898-8689 F: (505)294-5919
vmurphy@garritypr.com
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We have great people, climate, rich traditions, and culture in
New Mexico. We have always been innovative, creative, and positive in our
approach to business and life.
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Cynthia Reinhart
Treasurer
Managing Partner, KPMG LLP
O:(505)
880-3803 F: (505)212-4652
creinhart@kpmg.com
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Albuquerque’s ability to attract new business is better than
ever before. In addition to having
terrific weather and natural beauty, we have a business community that is
keenly focused on attracting and landing new businesses. With new leadership at City Hall, I am
confident that our community is on the verge of many exciting possibilities.
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Lisa Riley
Executive Committee Member At Large
Regional President, Wells Fargo, NA
O:(505)
766-5052 F: (505)765-5281
Lisa.riley@wellsfargo.com
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We have diverse sources of generating revenue to drive our
economy (i.e., government, military, tourism and small business), which
allows us to continue moving New Mexico forward. We never experience the
highest of highs or the lowest of lows; rather we remain consistent in our
economic development and focus on the future.
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Paul Silverman
Vice Chair, Transportation
Managing Member, Geltmore LLC
O:(505)
294-8625 F: (505)294-2225
paul.silverman@geltmore.com
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New Mexico is an isolated economic system that supplies the rest
of the country and world with things that are vital to economic growth and
that are unique to our state. These output include oil, gas, dairy products,
electrical production, computer chips, solar panels, atomic weapons, green
chilies, very bright minds and a state that is so diverse
that it is truly enchanting. We now have political leadership in Albuquerque
that will put us back on an economic path that is sustainable. If we can find
the same high quality leadership at the State level, the future for
New Mexico is truly bright.
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Jim Smith
Executive Committee Member At Large
Market President NM-Bank of America
Director NM Complex-Merrill Lynch
O:(505)
884-9800 F: (505)349-4635
James_B_smith@ml.com
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Business and community leaders care. People who live here truly
love Albuquerque and New Mexico and want to make it the best it can be for
their families and businesses. This desire is the key to unlocking our
potential and turning challenges into opportunities.
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Jennifer Thomas
Vice Chair, Leadership
Chairman and CEO, Bank of Albuquerque
O:(505)
222-8440 F: (505)222-8481
jthomas@bankofalbuquerque.com
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Albuquerque has always been a great place to live and work. With
a diverse economy, we attract some of the nation’s smartest professionals.
And with 300 days of sunshine each year, they are the kind of workers who
want to stay here for the long term and who make this community better for
every generation after them.
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Cheryl Willman
Executive Committee Member At Large
Directors and CEO, UNM Cancer Research & Treatment Center
O:(505)
272-5622 F: (505)272-4039
cwillman@salud.unm.edu
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Because we have a strong healthcare and biotechnology economy
addressing the most important research questions for our region and nation's
future and a healthcare industry capable of adaptation to constant change.
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Leslie Apodaca
Director, Rodey Law Firm
O: (505) 768-7373 F: (505) 768-7395
lapodaca@rodey.com
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We are lucky to live in a place that attracts people because of
its great natural beauty, climate and lifestyle. As the country emerges from
the recession, Albuquerque and New Mexico are poised to capitalize
on our superior workforce base, supported by our excellent
educational institutions, UNM and CNM, our growing high tech
industry, and our exceptional hospitals, to bring strong regional companies
to this state.
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Loretta Armenta
New Mexico President, Qwest
O: (505) 245-7500 F: (505) 245-6190
Loretta.armenta@qwest.com
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New Mexico and Albuquerque have
unlimited natural resources, ongoing high tech, research and development, and
a robust business community. We continue to focus on providing educational
opportunities for our children and work collectivity to generate new job
opportunities for our citizens. We care about the well being of
all New Mexicans.
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Doug Arney
Vice President of Operations, New Mexico Gas Company
O: (505) 798-3308 F: (505) 344-0102
doug.arney@nmgco.com
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From its high deserts to the mountains, New
Mexico is a special place. New Mexico Gas Company is proud to serve a half
million customers across the state. We provide a personal touch to our
residential and business customers
through our 22 local offices. It keeps us connected to the needs of
our customers and our state.
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Ray Barton
Vice President, Bank of Albuquerque
O: (505) 837-4273 F: (505) 837-4217
rbarton@bokf.com
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New Mexico is the last dry sun-belt state to
have not developed and exploded like other surrounding states. The
first was Southern California, then Phoenix and eventually Las Vegas.
Albuquerque and New Mexico are the last of the dry sun-belt areas to have not
experienced the type of exponential growth and exploitation that caused the
economy to severely bubble. I want to be a part of the effort that
guides our great city and state to not make the same mistakes as other
developed cities which contributed to the recession. Albuquerque and
New Mexico have deep rooted traditions, leadership and values which I believe
will continue to secure our bright future.
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Paul Bidwell
Senior Vice President, Rio Grande Title
O: (505) 883-6969 F:
(505) 875-6035
paul@rgtc.com
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The Albuquerque metro area is rapidly becoming
one of the “just right” places to be in the United States. Our location
is close enough to major metropolitan areas to enjoy most of the positives
that that can bring, but far enough away to still have “mystic.” Our
economy is a great mix of established industries, government facilities and
utility companies mixed with the new and the upcoming businesses of the next
wave of growth. The relative affordability of housing, education,
health care, tourism and entertainment compared to our neighbors remains an
advantage for us. And did I mention the climate? We are in a very
good place.
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Frank Chaves
Environment Director, Pueblo of Sandia
O: (505) 771-5080 F: (505) 771-5086
frchaves@sandiapueblo.nsn.us
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New Mexico and Albuquerque’s roots are historic. This is the ‘Land of Enchantment’ and
small business people from Native American artists and crafts people to the
local grocer and hardware store owner will survive because they are resilient
like the land. We are now ready to
choose a new leader for New Mexico and we must choose wisely. When I cast my vote I will remember the
words of the great Pueblo leaders to make my decision.
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Joseph Chavez
Human Resources Director, Doubletree Hotel
O: (505)
247-7023 F: (505) 247-7017
jchavez@doubletreeabq.com
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I believe Albuquerque and our great State of
Nuevo Mexico’s future is bright as we survive this rocky road of economic
recovery and as we continue to entice those who visit or decide to move here,
that we are a great place.
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Mike Daly
President, Mesa Del Sol
O: (505)
452-2600 F: (505) 452-1900
mdaly@fcmds.com
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Our future is bright because we have a good economic base and
knowledgeable, creative workforce. Our government is pro business which
creates a place that people can thrive and enjoy our 310 days of sunshine a
year.
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Chris Dunkeson
SW Area Director of Public Affairs, Comcast
O: (505)
761-6258 F: (505) 344-7301
chris_dunkeson@cable.comcast.com
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Our future is bright because we have the diversity and drive to
adapt. Albuquerque prides itself on being on the leading edge of
renewable energy, national security, and opportunities for private
industry. The stage continues to be set that will allow the next
generation of New Mexicans to succeed.
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Darell L. Felipe
Senior Strategic Marketing Manager, Acoma Business
Enterprises
O: (505)
552-1060 F: (505) 552-7805
dlfelipe@skycity.com
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New Mexico’s beauty and diversity is evident when you meet and
talk with its residents. The state has been blessed with mild winters and
summers, making it attractive to all newcomers. Its outstanding research and
development in technology has sustained its ranking in this field for years.
The Land of Enchantment prospers even in this time of economic hardship,
making its future bright.
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Jim Folkman
Executive Vice President, Home Builder’s Association of
Central New Mexico
O: (505)
344-3294 F: (505) 345-3795
jf@hbacnm.com
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Last year Time magazine identified New Mexico as the 2nd
fastest state in terms of job growth, and the one indisputable fact in the
housing industry is that jobs equals housing. Our potential for more, and
higher paying, jobs is clearly greater than many other southwestern cities.
And with new jobs will come a revitalized housing industry, which in turn
will help lead our economic recovery as it always has. As a result of these
important dynamics we are extraordinarily optimistic about the next couple of
years.
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Eloise Gift
Manager and Qualifying Broker, Gift Realty NM
O: (505)
554-2183 F: (505) 890-9333
gifte2@msn.com
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Albuquerque and New Mexico’s future is bright because of rich
invaluable resources in people, vast holdings of stunning real property, and
year-round sunshine. The region
continues to attract private individuals and businesses seeking communities
ideal for living, working and raising families. Not surprisingly, the real
estate market is already showing signs of early recovery and is starting to
lead the way out of the economic downturn.
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Hong Hou
Chief Executive Officer, Emcore, Photo Voltaics Division
O: (505) 323-3417
F: (505) 323-3402
Hong_Hou@emcore.com
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The strong presence of national labs and national security
sectors provides a robust "backstop" for any downside of our
economy in Albuquerque and New Mexico. On the other hand, our
business-friendly environment, more comprehensive and cost-effective infrastructure
will stimulate more opportunities in energy, renewable energy, and small
business growth.
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Stan Hubbard
Chairman and
CEO
O: (505) 212-8705 F:
(505) 212-8801
shubbard@reelz.com
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New Mexico’s involved citizens and
active private sector will vigilantly protect and enhance the economic
interests of all taxpayers and families by fostering a climate for business
owners, from New Mexico and beyond, to invest in and create jobs in our true
Land of Enchantment.
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Michael Jacquorie, PhD
Chief Operating Officer, Schott Solar
O: (505)
212-8119 F: (505) 212-8585
Michael.jacquorie@schottsolar.com
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Schott believes in the growth of the U.S. solar markets.
Albuquerque and New Mexico are well positioned to substantially contribute to
this development. The “Solar Valley” vision could become reality here,
placing our state at the forefront of clean, sustainable energy generation.
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Troy Jelinek, PhD, CHE
President and Chief Marketing Officer, United Healthcare
O: (505)
449-4208 F: (505) 449-4325
troy_jelinek@uhc.com
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Albuquerque and New Mexico are at the forefront of embarking on
a stimulus for economic growth despite the national economic position.
The improved local business environment, expansion efforts in quality
education, and the opportunities that present themselves with a
new political administration offer prime avenues for growth and
pro-business antics that will allow New Mexicans and our economy to thrive.
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Debbie Johnson
Chairman, RJC Advertising
O: (505) 266-1100 F: (505) 262-0525
djohnson@rjc.com
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Albuquerque has the essential Four P’s: PEOPLE,
PLACES, PASSION = POSSIBILITIES. The people here are the greatest neighbors,
friends, allies, and partners. We have a solid work ethics and the guts and
brains to make things happen. The places and landmarks that define our area
are some of the most majestic views in the country, with a lot of appeal to
locals and potential visitors and businesses. The passion is palpable; there
is a contagious CAN-DO attitude. This creates possibilities for all of us.
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Jim King
President, Bradbury and Stamm Construction
O: (505)998-9931 F: (505) 842-5419
jking@bradbury@stam.com
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While the current economic picture for New Mexico is
challenging, signs point to a greater future. We realize we can’t rely only on government for employment. We
understand that business has to be expanded and be encouraged to grow and to
do so we must develop the entrepreneurs who will be the bedrock of a greater
New Mexico. Our Chamber of Commerce is playing a major role in doing this.
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Gretchen Kok
Albuquerque Managing Director, National Dance Institute
of New Mexico
O: (505) 872-1800 F: (505) 872-2669
gretchen@ndi-nm.org
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The next generation is full of potential and promise. By
equipping them with the tools needed for success in business and in life, we
ensure a bright future for Albuquerque.
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Carlo Lucero
President, Sparkle Maintenance
O: (505) 375-5501 F: (505) 345-4901
carlo@sparklecorp.com
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New
Mexico is home to a rich history of culture, exploration,
entrepreneurism, technological innovation, perseverance and strong
family bonds. People live here because of a strong desire to be a
part of the Land of Enchantment. New Mexicans will endure the
current economic adversity and be well positioned when the economy is
again robust and vibrant. In the meantime we must encourage New Mexico
businesses to do business with other local businesses which will in turn
accelerate the recovery of our economy. We must also encourage all
citizens to become more involved in their community and take a
leadership role in shaping our future and the future of our youth.
Our economy is becoming more diverse each year and it is our diversity
that will pave the way to a bright future for all of us.
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Larry Lujan
President and CEO, Manual Lujan Insurance
O: (505) 266-7771 F: (505) 262-9448
larry@mlins.com
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The quote, ‘We Are New Mexico, by University of New Mexico basketball
coach Steve Alford after achieving a national basketball ranking exemplifies
a united attitude for all New Mexicans to embrace for our future. The mutual
respect for our unique cultural diversity, combined with a common sense
approach, is a model that has worked for New Mexicans. It’s this model that
will carry us into a bright future and continue to make New Mexico a
desirable place to live.
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Harry Magnes, MD, MMM
President and CEO, ABQ Health Partners
O:
(505)262-3085
Harry.magnes@abqhp.com
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Albuquerque is a special place. It’s climate and great
natural beauty attracts positive people who appreciate quality in what they
do and where they live. A focus on quality and optimistic outlook will successfully
get all of us through the challenges ahead. ABQ Health Partners sees a bright
future ahead and is poised to contribute to the growth and prosperity that
this special place deserves.
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Doug Majewski
CEO, Harman + Majewski Design Group
O: (505) 242-6880 F: (505) 242-6881
dmajewski@designgroupnm.com
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We whom call New
Mexico home are fortunate to live in a community that has a stunning natural
environment as well as a rich history of human settlement. We are
members of a community that invests in our collective future. Despite
the current challenges we face, our bountiful and diverse human and natural
mosaic will be increasingly beneficial in the future. We are well
positioned within the global community to thrive in our children’s world.
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Cindy McGill
Senior Vice President, Human Resources, Presbyterian
Healthcare Services
O: (505) 923-8594 F: (505) 923-6166
cmcgill@phs.org
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Albuquerque and New Mexico have a brilliant future because of
the dedicated and talented New Mexicans who are focused on the sustainability
of our national resources, preservation of our culture and growth of our
economy.
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Margaret Meister
Attorney, Modrall Sperling
O: (505) 848-1800 F: (505) 848-1891
mmeister@modrall.com
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Albuquerque’s livability, along with her citizen’s diversity and
creativity, will help us to navigate the uncertainty of the next few
years. Our passion for the place we call home gives us a common focal
point for our future vision. Our history of unity in our diversity will
serve us well in working together to continue New Mexico’s tradition of
sustainable growth.
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Bill Miera
CEO, Fiore Industries
O: (505)255-9797 F: (505) 255-8886
bill.miera@fiore-ind.com
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…because this city and state are populated by
the most resilient, hardest working people in the whole country.
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James O’Neill
President, O’Neill Consulting LLC
O: (505)
243-6565 F: (505) 243-6550
consultjimoneill@aol.com
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New Mexico has invested over the last decade or so in
building the components of a modern economy. New industries
and infrastructure, combined with its great blessings of abundant natural
resources and a terrific climate, really set the table for sustained growth.
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Adrian Perez
President, Heritage Hotels and Resorts, Inc.
O: (505) 836-6700 F: (505) 836-1700
aperez@hhandr.com
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Our future will be bright because of our enduring sprit and
amazing love for our community. Our culture and heritage is very rich,
this distinct difference makes us special. We have great community leaders
and businesses who love Albuquerque and New Mexico, and want to see our
community grow and be more fruitful. Our people set us apart!
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Randy Royster
Executive Director, Albuquerque Community Foundation
O: (505) 883-6240 F: (505) 883-3629
rroyster@albuquerquefoundation.org
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Our citizens continue to be extremely generous to those in our
community who are less fortunate. We are a responsible and
hard-working population addressing our own financial challenges while digging
deep into our pockets to help those who are really struggling to make ends
meet.
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Ron Rule
Chairman and CEO, Blake’s Lotaburger
O: (505) 884-2160, F: (505)
884-2164
rrule@lotaburger.com
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We learn to adapt to challenges. We identify our
strengths. We turn weaknesses into opportunities.
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Bob Sachs
President and CEO, Team Technologies
O: (505) 291-0182 F: (505) 271-8354
bob.sachs@team-technologies.com
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Albuquerque and New Mexico has a bright future for one very
special reason; our people. Our people are bright, entrepreneurial,
community driven and possess a desire achieve.
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David Seely
President and
CEO, Kirtland Federal Credit Union
O: (505) 254-4313 F: (505) 254-4380
kfcuceo@kirltlandfcu.org
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Our future strength in Albuquerque and New Mexico, I believe, is
derived from our diversity and in the many ways we celebrate it. We have diverse cultures, people,
landscapes, histories, climates, workforces, institutions and businesses all
in one magnificent place. New
Mexican’s cherish this diversity and we have learned to honor it as well as
exploit it with vigor. Whatever
people are looking for, they can find it in the diversity of New Mexico!
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Ron Stern
President and CEO, Lovelace Health
O: (505) 727-5204 F: (505) 727-5225
ron.stern@lovelace.com
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At Lovelace Health System, our passion for caring shows through
our support and commitment to the community we serve through our acute-care
hospitals, a rehabilitation hospital, 11 pharmacy locations, Lovelace Health
Plan and S.E.D. Medical Laboratories.
Our employees and medical staff are dedicated to delivering
high-quality, compassionate health care to ensure our communities are
healthier and stronger.
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Mike Strati
Chief Development Officer, Northwestern Mutual Financial
Network
O: (505) 872-7855 F: (505) 880-9606
Michael.j.strati@nmfn.com
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Being born, raised and now working in Albuquerque, I have come
to realize the vast untapped potential of leaders, business owners, and
community members that exist right here, right now, in our great city and
state. All it takes to unleash the pent-up energy is the belief that it is
possible, the foresight to reach beyond the ordinary, and the courage to move
forward.
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David Tinley
Vice President, Daniels Insurance, Inc.
O: (505) 766-9676 F: (505) 766-9676
dtinley@danielsinsuranceinc.com
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Weather, culture, history, natural beauty.
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Wayne Unze
Director of Business Brokerage, Maestas and Ward
O: (505) 878-0001 F: (505) 878-0002
nmbizops@aol.com
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My out-of-state business buyers tell me that Albuquerque is
their chosen destination because of our climate, cultural diversity,
opportunities, uniqueness, wide-open spaces, native cuisine, emerald blue
skies, outdoor activities and recession-proof spirit. I agree wholeheartedly! Now all we need to do is spread the
word.
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Jerry Westenhaver
General Manager, Hyatt Regency Tamaya
O: (505) 771-6030 F: (505) 771-6181
jerry.westenhaver@hyatt.com
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I’m optimistic for our future to sell New Mexico and all aspects
of this state as a place to visit. Along with our geographical beauty,
wonderful food, and unique culture, our people have made our state so
special. It is because of our wonderful culture of hospitality with
genuine warmth that our visitors comment they want to come back again and
again to visit New Mexico.
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2010-2011 Honorary Board Members
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Col. Robert Maness
Commander, 377th Air Base Wing, Kirtland Air
Force Base
O: (505) 846-7377 F:
(505) 846-2371
robert.maness@kirtland.af.mil
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From the beauty of the enchanted landscape to
the genuine warmth and hospitality of the people, the future can only be bright! At Kirtland Air Force Base we are thrilled
to be a part of what lies ahead for our city and community!
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Winston Brooks
Superintendent, Albuquerque Public Schools
O: (505) 880-3744 F: (505) 872-8855
brooks_w@aps.edu
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Albuquerque Public Schools continues to implement strong reforms
that are improving the readiness of all students to rise to the challenges of
working in a difficult economy and toward a better future.
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Paul Roth
Executive Vice President for Health Services, UNM Health
Sciences Center
O: (505) 272-2389 F: (505) 272-3601
proth@salud.unm.edu
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The people of New Mexico - the community leaders, the innovative
business entrepreneurs, our artists, scientists and Universities are still
here - along with our history of grass-roots resolve and hard
work. These realities will not only permit us to survive these
difficult economic times but allows us to be poised for an even greater future
when our economy turns around.
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John Slipke
Vice President of Human Resources & Communications, Sandia
National Laboratories
O: (505) 844-8516 F: (505) 844-5238
jslipke@sandia.gov
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Katharine Winograd
President, Central New Mexico Community College
O: (505) 224-4412
F: (505) 224-4417
Winograd@cnm.edu
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Central New Mexico Community College is training the next
generation of Albuquerque’s workforce, ensuring we will be prepared for the
economy of the future. With over 30,000 students acquiring the skills,
training and education to improve their future and their family’s future, CNM
will be an essential part of the engine that recharges our economy.
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