WeConnect New Mexico
WeConnectNM is about connecting people, building networks, and growing communities. We seek to present the New Mexico public with a positive narrative of New Mexico and its small businesses who are thriving, creating jobs, and opportunities in the state.
What if New Mexico became the most small business friendly state in the nation…
WeConnectNM is an active community group that was formed to support and promote New Mexico as an exceptional place to establish a business, connect to opportunities, raise a family and enjoy a unique quality of life. We believe that small business is the heartbeat of our economy. There are ~110,000 businesses in New Mexico and the vast majority of them are small businesses. However, there is very little support for these companies. WeConnectNM believes that if we are going to have a significant impact on the New Mexico economy, we must do so by focusing our efforts on bringing real support to the small business community.
Vision: WeConnectNM is the champion for Small Business support, policy and action.
Goal: Make a positive impact on the New Mexico economy by supporting small businesses with meaningful initiatives.
Who We Are:
Mike Wallace
Board Member
Amanda Aragon
Board Member
Aleli Colon
Board Member
Arellana Cordero
Board Member
Johnny Johnson
Board Member
Tomoko Kase
Board Member
Rick Martinez
Board Member
Kimberly Montoya
Board Member
Jacob Olson
Board Member
Andrew Valencia
Board Member
Chris Schroeder
Board Member
Tony Trujillo
Advisory Board Member
Jason Weaks
Advisory Board Member
Gavin Pantoja
Advisory Board Member
Kevin Morrow
Advisory Board Member
Steve Schroeder
Advisory Board Member
About WeConnectNM
WeConnectNM is about connecting people, building networks, and growing communities. WeConnectNM showcases New Mexico as an exceptional place to build and grow a business, enjoy a thriving career, and raise a family – all while enjoying the state’s unique quality of life. We seek to present the New Mexico public with a positive narrative of New Mexico and its small businesses who are thriving, creating jobs, and opportunities in the state.