Unfortunately, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to submissions. Every entity putting out an open call will have different expectations. But I can give you a few tips to help you stay afloat in the submissions sea.

It’s a drag, but you must know how to email people. Professionally. Like someone who knows how to write a business email. Not like six raccoons in a trench coat with a laptop.

The sweet symphony of buzzing bees filled the air in New Orleans, Louisiana, from January 9 to 13, as beekeepers from far and wide gathered for the 2024 American Beekeeping Federation Conference

Technology is something that seems pervasive in our daily lives. From social media platforms to emails, the skills needed to effectively communicate have changed. Being able to communicate an

If you’ve visited our website or any of our social media pages within the past month or so, you might have heard that New Mexico Community Capital was named as a Top 10 Finalist, out of 550 total

It’s been some time since we’ve updated our blog and we hope to get back on track soon. In the meantime, we have a little news as we are officially moving this week! We are moving one block away

Way back in early March 2020, when we used to gather together on a daily basis in our Albuquerque office, the idea for IndigiExchange came into being.

Strict measures designed to slow the spread of COVID-19 have had a particularly devastating effect on Native American owned businesses of all types. 

Email is a part of our lives — a very big part. And, if you run a business, email marketing can play a vital role in your success.

Trade shows can be valuable, and they can also be expensive and provide little in the way of tangible results.

Birthing a business is a challenge. This is a point shared by Community of Practice guest speaker, Nicolle Gonzales during our recent gathering.

Anybody who starts a new company wants to do the best they can. The question remains, how do you go from being simply good to being absolutely great?

Our Director of Accounting and Operations, CJ Moya, weighs in with his accounting tips and best practices.

We are proud to share highlights about our recent trip to Michigan to research and connect with tribes, tribal members and Native serving organizations about hosting our next Financial and Business Basics course in 2020. We met diverse community members from language coordinators, artists, educators, investment directors, economic development specialists, and farmers.

Search engine optimization (SEO) is key to getting your site and your business found online. Beyond that, mobile SEO is becoming increasingly important as smartphone use spreads rapidly. Ever pull out your phone to try to find a restaurant or business quickly? The top hits in your search are usually the businesses that have successfully applied SEO practices.

New Mexico Community Capital is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We exist to support Native business in many stages of its existence, whether they are those who have an idea and need to get their financial “house” in order through greater financial literacy, have a solid idea for a business, or have a business that is up and running and is ready for the next level of growth. We also support tribal governments and economic development groups in their growth strategies as well. We are proud to provide opportunities for success and a better life, through our programs.

Most financial professionals agree, there are 11 important tips to keep in mind as you set up and run your own business:

A few weeks ago we had the opportunity to visit the Pueblo of Picuris and their amazing 1MW solar array. I’ve been excited about the possibilities of PV solar for a long time.  I’ve co-contributed to a larger strategic plan for a larger pueblo, and still this visit was a dream come true.

As I continue to learn and grow from management pieces I read, here’s one from a colleague that any new or experienced entrepreneur ought to keep in mind:

I read a lot. Recently, I picked up these 5 tips from successful entrepreneurs. These represent a practical and are a common sense approach to business from people who have “been there, done that”.