Celebrating 30 years in business, ABQ Manufacturing has grown from a one-person shop into a family-owned powder coating company serving more than 500 customers. Led by Bruce Bell and his son Adam, the team provides specialized coating and finishing services across a wide range of industries.
Serving Albuquerque since 1986, Advantage Automotive celebrates 40 years of reliable auto repair and community service. Its ASE-certified technicians provide quality repairs and dependable maintenance. The company also supports local veterans, with a special Veterans Day fundraiser planned for November 11, 2026.
Anastacia "Anise" Golden Morper, owner of RE/MAX UNLIMITED in Santa Fe, brings decades of expertise in luxury properties, commercial real estate, and complex transactions, combining deep market knowledge with a lifetime commitment to community service.
For 25 years, A Better Way of Living has empowered individuals with developmental disabilities across New Mexico to achieve their full potential. By providing personalized residential, vocational, and educational support, they foster independence and growth, guided by the mission: "Develop Your Potential—a journey of self-discovery, void of limitations."
The New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission has finalized new rules that dramatically increase financial assurance requirements for certain oil and gas wells. The new rules require $150,000 in financial assurance for wells the state considers high risk, including aging, low-producing, or inactive wells. The previous minimum was $10,000. That is a 1,400% increase. Supporters say the rule is intended to ensure wells are properly plugged and cleaned up. The concern is that this new mandate creates a high fixed cost that will fall hardest on small and independent producers. For smaller companies, a jump from $10,000 to $150,000 per well can tie up capital, limit investment, make transfers more difficult, and force the premature plugging of wells that may still have productive life left.
New Mexico businesses are already dealing with higher costs, rising insurance rates, workforce shortages, inflation, and a growing list of government mandates. Now, a new state PFAS labeling mandate is adding even more pressure on manufacturers, small businesses, and consumers. NMBC is proud to serve as the New Mexico state affiliate for the National Association of Manufacturers. This week, NAM joined industry leaders in filing a lawsuit to block New Mexico’s new PFAS labeling mandate.
A new Legislative Finance Committee (LFC) evaluation found significant oversight problems within New Mexico's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). New Mexico has the highest SNAP participation rate in the nation,…
Following the signing of the Albuquerque Safer Community Places Ordinance, new compliance mandates for private employers are now in effect. This update covers essential requirements for business signage, safety plans, and mandatory worker notification protocols. Click to view the official ordinance and ensure your business meets the new regulatory standards.
We know that there are many leaders in our state who work tirelessly to make it a better place for all of us. At this year's Heroes Banquet, we want…
New Mexico Business Coalition is working diligently this year to ensure we can remain as engaged as always with our legislators and active throughout the lawmaking process in Santa Fe.…