An article on our tech cluster project was published in the Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper Saturday, June 18th, written by Nico Roesler. This is a complex topic that is challenging to communicate for veterans, particularly in a simple format for the general public, so we appreciate this effort by Nico, Jane and the Santa Fe New Mexican. In the photo next to me is Pat Medvick, who is a long-term resident of the region, working as a computer scientist and software development leader at LANL for many years, then working at PNNL before returning to N NM where she was recently involved with a large data project based in the region, and teaching advanced programming at a local college. Pat and I met a few months ago at a local software developer’s meet-up, along with many others, thanks to the efforts of Eric Renz-Whitmore at the NM Tech Council. – MM
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Designing a prosperous cluster of synergy between tech, business
We believe that “events and exhibits are the engine to economic development” in New Mexico. Our Northern New Mexico business atmosphere welcomes C-Level tourists but fails to excite them about relocating their enterprise to New Mexico. Can we explore this concept and crystallize a plan that will put some fuel into that engine? My name is Betsy Ehrenberg, I work at Bridges to Santa Fe, and our team is looking forward to meeting with Mark to discuss our plans.