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NMSU’s Arrowhead partners with Mexican institutions to foster entrepreneurship

By Renee Brown | Published June 19, 2015

June 18, 2015 by Vicki L. Nisbett, NMSU News Center A pioneering partnership that began last year between Arrowhead Center, Mexico City’s local government and several universities there is bringing innovative commercialization methods to participants. Arrowhead Center, New Mexico State…
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NMSU Business Outlook: June 2015

By Renee Brown | Published June 12, 2015

A Short Note to New Subscribers Welcome new subscribers! NMSU Business Outlook is a free, monthly online publication sponsored by NMSU’s College of Business. Its primary audience is business practitioners and laypersons. If you prefer not to receive these alert…
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KRWG News: New Mexico Economy Headed In Wrong Direction

By Renee Brown | Published March 2, 2015

KRWG News Published on Mar 1, 2015 According to MIT, mid-size companies — that’s businesses with 10 to 99 employees — generate 35% of jobs nationally. And these companies are better at creating middle class jobs in high-skilled areas. But,…
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KRWG News: Help Or Hindrance: Evaluation of Economic Incentive Programs

By Renee Brown | Published February 20, 2015

KRWG News Published on Feb 19, 2015 Creating jobs and generating development in New Mexico has largely been approached by giving business incentives and tax exemptions. But some economists say those tools don’t offer a guaranteed return on investment. Some…
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NMSU’s Model U.N. team hosts Salvadoran Ambassador

By cobadmin | Published September 29, 2014

September 26, 2014 by Isabel A. Rodriguez, NMSU News Center El Salvador’s ambassador to the United Nations Ruben Zamora will be a special guest of New Mexico State University’s Model United Nations team from 6-7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 3, in…
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Domenici Conference 2014: Conference Speakers

By cobadmin | Published July 30, 2014

COB Editor’s Note: Visit the Domenici Public Policy Conference website for registration, agenda, speaker list, etc. Charlie Black Charlie Black is chairman of Prime Policy Group, and was the founder of the firm’s predecessor, BKSH & Associates Worldwide. Black is…
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Immigration, defense, Washington gridlock headline NMSU’s 2014 Domenici Conference

By cobadmin | Published July 30, 2014

July 29, 2014 by Amanda Bradford, NMSU News Center NMSU Editor’s Note: Photos and additional information are available for each speaker at http://domenici.nmsu.edu/domenici-conference-20/conference-speakers The issues that dominate today’s news – the debate on immigration reform, the legislative stalemate in Washington…
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LC Bulletin: Digging deeper-Economists look at wages

By cobadmin | Published April 7, 2014

April 4, 2014. Retrieved online April 7, 2014 from Bulletin Staff Report , Las Cruces Bulletin Recent studies, policy alternatives studied alternatively [Excerpts below reprinted with permission: Read the complete Las Cruces Bulletin article] Economists discussing the minimum wage are…
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Arrowhead Center CEO working to extend innovation hub’s reach statewide

By cobadmin | Published January 14, 2014

NMSUnews: Kathy Hansen: Arrowhead Center CEO NMSUnews Published on Jan 10, 2014 Since becoming the Arrowhead Center’s director and CEO in July, Kathy Hansen has helped shape the innovation hub’s mission to boost economic development in the region and across…
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LC Bulletin: Seven Las Crucens named to Reserve Bank Board

By cobadmin | Published December 9, 2013

December 6, 2013. Retrieved online December 9, 2013 from LC Bulletin Staff, Las Cruces Bulletin Students participate with Gadsden and El Paso reps [Excerpts below reprinted with permission: Read the complete Las Cruces Bulletin article] Seven Las Cruces Public Schools…
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