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Find similar grantsTechnology and Manufacturing (TEAM) Fund is sponsored by Regional Development Corporation (Northern New Mexico). This fund provides no-interest loans to assist high-growth potential technology-based and manufacturing businesses in Northern New Mexico that are on track to add jobs, grow revenues, and attract additional funding/investment.
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Business Retention & Expansion | RDC Business Retention & Expansion What are the requirements? While each fund has different requirements, all applicants are required to: Be a for-profit business with a business license and business bank account Be headquartered in Los Alamos, Mora, Rio Arriba, Northern Sandoval, San Miguel, Santa Fe or Taos County How can I apply for funding? The application process for each fund opens once a year.
Click on the fund name below to see the when the application process opens, when applications are due, and learn more about the fund. RDC staff is available to help with the application process every step of the way. Please contact info@rdcnm.
org with questions or to learn more. The RDC also be hosts a series of funding information workshops throughout the region during the year. TECHNOLOGY & MANUFACTURING (TEAM) FUND Si gn up for our newsletter to stay informed on future funding No-interest loans are available to technology & manufacturing businesses in the seven-county RDC service area.
Si gn up for our newsletter to stay informed on future funding Grants are available to companies owned 51% or more by a federally-recognized Indian tribe or tribal member in the seven-county RDC service area. Si gn up for our newsletter to stay informed on future funding Grants are available to small businesses in the seven-county RDC service area.
One-on-One Technical Assistance The RDC’s one-on-one technical assistance services allow current or future business owners to access free, individualized support from dedicated RDC staff to help identify resources that will help their businesses grow and succeed.
This may include: Free, individual consultations and on-site visits from RDC staff, who are available to make it as easy for small business owners to learn about and access the resources available to them On-going personalized attention and follow-up from RDC staff, who are available every step of the way to ensure businesses navigate long-term opportunities while remaining focused on their day-to-day responsibilities Identifying additional resources available to businesses , which may include additional funding, advice, and/or business plan development assistance from various public and private entities Mentorship, coaching, and networking opportunities with other businesses in the area Throughout the year, RDC facilitates a wide range of business and community development activities to assist businesses in Northern New Mexico communities.
This may include: Facilitating networking events, workshops, job fairs in the seven-county area, as well as economic development meetings in rural areas Hosting economic development conferences to bring together a wide range of business representatives from the seven-county region to discuss Northern New Mexico’s economic future Connecting businesses to additional resources from various public and private entities Implementing specific programs and learning “boot camps” such as financial planning, marketing) to help in specific subject areas Offering bilingual workshops to small business owners These and other resources and events will be made available by the RDC throughout the year.
Please continue to check our website or email RDC staff at info@rdcnm. org or to learn more about upcoming activities.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Growth-oriented technology-based and manufacturing businesses in Northern New Mexico on track to add jobs, grow revenues, and attract additional funding/investment. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $20,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Technology and Manufacturing (TEAM) Fund is funded by Regional Development Corporation (Northern New Mexico). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Mexico. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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