WESST In the News

Three women that champion innovation, and why that matters.

WESST has always been supportive and helpful. Along with the loan, the attention to detail, ensuring we had what we needed and helping us to anticipate future needs were the kind of help we really appreciated.

Figuring out financial models is often a small business owner’s most difficult task

In a state where the economy is still sunk in the doldrums, the number of New Mexico businesses owned by women has soared since just before the start of the Great Recession.

From national brands and new movies to local nonprofits and popular organizations, the companies on ABF's Web Design Firms List have created some bomb-diggity websites.

The WESST Enterprise Center in Albuquerque has launched a new program to turn “starving artists” into thriving entrepreneurs.

Some people just make you smile. There are those who light up a room when then walk in, especially when they’re bringing pastries. There are a handful of people whose passion affects everyone, even if they’ve only just met. Manny Morales is all of these. And a handful more.

Artists, artisans, designers and other “creatives” don’t need an MBA to make a living from their artistic talents, but attaining some fluency in the language of business and finance gives them more control over a creative career.

Artists, artisans, designers and other “creatives” don’t need an M.B.A. to make a living from their artistic talents, but attaining some fluency in the language of business and finance gives them more control over a creative career.

WESST is pleased to announce recent staff changes within the Albuquerque Regional office.