New mexico community capital (nmcc) will leverage powerful partnerships with google and the national congress of american indians to bring cloud-based technology training, access to new online…

New Mexico Community Capital (NMCC) will leverage partnerships to provide technology training and access to online markets for Native-owned enterprises in central and northern New Mexico under a $1,391,374.60 Project Grant from the Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration (EDA).

Specifically, NMCC will implement a three-tier entrepreneurial support strategy utilizing $1.39 million in EDA funding provided under the Economic Adjustment Assistance (EAA) program. Over an 18-month period, the strategy will provide: 1) digital media and marketing basics to at least 100 Native-owned companies; 2) access to the IndigiExchange e-commerce platform; and 3) pilot planning for the IndigiWork online job portal. The EAA program assists regions facing adverse economic changes, and this award will help NMCC leverage technology and partnerships to support economic development among Native-owned businesses in New Mexico.

New mexico community capital (nmcc) will leverage powerful partnerships with google and the national congress of american indians to bring cloud-based technology training, access to new online markets, and other cutting edge-tools to native-owned enterprises in central and northern new mexico. Nmcc proposes to implement a three-tier entrepreneurial support strategy that will serve at least 100 native-owned companies over 18 months through (1) digital media and marketing basics; (2) WWW.indigiexchange.COM; and (3) pilot planning for indigiwork.