Federal grant · project grant (b)
New Mexico Community Capital (NMCC) Will Leverage Powerful Partnerships With Google and the National Congress of American Indians to Bring Cloud-based Technology Training, Access to New Online Markets, and Other Cutting Edge-tools to Native-owned Enterprises in Central and Northern New Mexico. NMCC Proposes to Implement a Three-tier Entrepreneurial Support Strategy That Will Serve at Least 100 Native-owned Companies Over 18 Months Through (1) Digital Media and Marketing Basics; (2) Www.indigiexchange.com; and (3) Pilot Planning for Indigiwork.
Committed
$397,536
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