Small Business Information
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Once you've got your business started, find resources to help you manage your business and tools to gain the edge over your competition. Many organizations offer free courses and assistance for small businesses. Get practical advice related to your business, become smarter with technology, and much more.
Business Tools
At the Library
- LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com) This link opens in a new window
The lynda.com Online Software Training Library offers hundreds of training courses in easy-to-learn video format. In the Business Skills Training section, explore a wide range of business skills for developing your career, including time management, communication, and negotiation skills. Our video tutorials cover marketing strategy, brand building, leadership fundamentals—even public speaking tips.
On the Web
- Albuquerque Regional Economic Alliance This link opens in a new window
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AREA is a 501(c)(3) public charity that leads and executes strategies designed to grow and diversify the economic base of the greater Albuquerque region, creating a prosperous, diverse and inclusive economy and elevating the standard of living for all.
- Bernalillo County Economic DevelopmentThe Office of Economic Development's Business and Economic Development Team assists the business community in locating and expanding in the county.
- City of Albuquerque Economic Development DepartmentThe City's Economic Development Department (EDD) works to create, diversify and enhance job growth and to promote business development and stability. EDD supports business and the development community within city government and between city agencies, and also partners with other organizations to further economic development.
- City of Albuquerque Small Business Office
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The Small Business Office (SBO) is a divison of the City of Albuquerque’s Economic Development Department. It is the central point of entry for Albuquerque entrepreneurs and businesses providing timely, relevant, actionable information and assistance. - Loan FundFormed in 1989, the New Mexico Community Loan Fund is a private, tax-exempt organization that provides loans, training and business consulting to entrepreneurs, business owners and non-profit organizations throughout the state and the entire Navajo nation.
- New Mexico Economic DevelopmentResources include a data center, business and community support -- plus expertise and industry awareness on science and technology, energy, aerospace & aviation, and international trade.
- New Mexico Small Business Development CenterWith 20 centers throughout the state, NMSBDC provides small businesses with assistance on planning, marketing, financing, small business start up, entrepreneur training and area specialization to grow and strengthen businesses in New Mexico.
- U.S. Small Business AdministrationNew Mexico District Office SBA provides business assistance primarily through: Access to Capital (business financing), Entrepreneurial Development (education, information, technical assistance and training), Government Contracting (Federal procurement), and Advocacy (voice for small business).
- WESSTThrough a network of six statewide non-profit offices, WESST provides clients with business training, consulting and small business loans.
