New Mexico Approved Expo to showcase local businesses, entrepreneurs

Albuquerque, NM- New Mexico Community Capital announces its New Mexico Approved Expo September 26-27 at the Lujan Buildings at Expo New Mexico on the State Fairgrounds September 26-27.

The “New Mexico Approved Expo” will serve to highlight the businesses of New Mexico. Our goal make New Mexico locals and tourists alike see what is available for them from their community and give these business owners the opportunity to shine.  The Expo will present the businesses and their owners in a manner that allows for personalization and offers a way to “put a name to the face.”

Along with 200 vendors, this show will feature live local musicians, a fashion show, a salsa cook-off, live artists, local celebrity autograph sessions and much more.  The idea is to have all of the senses engaged during the expo.

In the end, success will mean connecting local residents to local businesses that they might not have otherwise known about or considered for their shopping or service needs. With a focus on boosting the local economy, the movement of “New Mexico Approved” can gain more momentum and its economic effects will be felt for all New Mexico residents.

All proceeds from the New Mexico Approved Expo will benefit non-profit entrepreneurial services in New Mexico. Sponsorships and vendor space is still available, visit our website for more information www.newmexicoapproved.com.
 
New Mexico Community Capital (NMCC) is a non-profit organization that works to create long-term economic stability through job growth in underserved communities. The organization fills the gaps in knowledge and capital by providing hard-to-find capital and business expertise to enterprises that have demonstrated strong potential to provide quality jobs—those with living wages, health insurance, retirement or savings programs, and job training opportunities for low- to moderate-income people. NMCC’s non-profit also promotes financial independence and self-reliance for Native American individuals, families and communities.
 
Contact Wendy Sandidge at (505) 924-2820 or visit www.nmccap.org to learn more about New Mexico Community Capital.