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Community, Business and Rural Development Certified Economic Development Organization Program Economic Development Department New Mexico recognizes its partner Economic Development Organizations (EDOs) that provide a high level of professional service to their communities.
Through the Certified Economic Development Organization program EDNM supports local EDOs to build capacity within their organizations so that they are able to provide Economic Development services and support to their communities. The program emphasizes the importance of having a strong, well-rounded, and well-prepared EDO at the community level.
Certified EDO Program Manual Recognize excellence in local EDOs Heighten the visibility of the economic development process in New Mexico Build capacity for economic development among organizations Encourage professional development for New Mexico’s economic developers Facilitate the recruitment, retention, expansion, and creation of economic-base jobs throughout New Mexico Establish a stable, diversified economy that will improve the quality of life for New Mexicans Certified EDOs will receive funding from EDNM (subject to availability) up to $40,000 annually.
A year-end report is required of all grantees. The certification is a two-year grant, renewable for up to 10 years through a recertification process.
Recertification may be allowed provided: There have been no significant changes in organizational structure There have been no reductions in staffing All other recertification requirements have been met New Mexican not-for-profit organizations that are public-private partnerships with the primary purpose of developing the economic base in their community are eligible to apply to become an EDNM Certified EDO.
Sustainable functions of an EDO will be taken into consideration, including but not limited to: Marketing events (trade shows & sales missions), booth rental, travel expenses Additional staff costs over and above (1) full-time position. Advertising costs actual ad placement or time purchased. Not for printing, web design, or production costs Recertification : EDO’s wishing to recertify will be invited to join an optional webinar.
Contact your regional rep to recieve an invitation. Contact your regional rep to determine eligibility. Regional reps will give the applicants information to attend a mandatory pre-application webinar.
Qualified applicants will be contacted to schedule a site visit. Once the site visit is complete, awardees will be notified of certification status by the regional rep.
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Certified Economic Development Organization (EDO) is funded by New Mexico Economic Development Department. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Business Development & Expansion Grant (Creative Industries Division) is sponsored by New Mexico Economic Development Department. This funding opportunity is designed for organizations with a demonstrated history of impactful work in supporting creative entrepreneurs and advancing creative industry development across New Mexico. This includes organizations that support creative industry companies and workers.
Creative Industries Division Grant Opportunities (Existing Creative Businesses) is sponsored by New Mexico Economic Development Department. This program supports existing creative businesses in New Mexico that have at least three years of operation. The Creative Industries Division offers various grants to support artists, creative businesses, and organizations with funding for growth, infrastructure, and innovation.
Business Development & Expansion Grant (New Mexico) is sponsored by New Mexico Economic Development Department. This program supports existing creative businesses in New Mexico with at least three years of operation. Funds can be used for inventory, equipment, marketing, promotion, digital presence, small infrastructure improvements, and technology/software improvements. Preferential points are given to businesses with fewer than ten employees and those in rural areas.
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