Celebrating New Mexico Entrepreneurs.  Proceeds support the HOPE Loan Fund Helping small businesses lift off! BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) business owners possess a strong entrepreneurial spirit, but business ownership rates trail those of non-minority groups and failure rates are high. WESST is committed to supporting diverse entrepreneurs as they overcome obstacles to business…

We are pleased to announce the first annual WESST Farmington Women's Business Center Native American History Month Conference Virtual Event - Via Zoom November 10, 2021 | 9:00am - 12:00pm (optional networking event to begin prior to the event at 8:30am) 9:05am - 10:00am - Protecting Indigenous Intellectual Property with the Indian Legal Program at Sandra Day…

Presenting Sponsors: One of the most common causes of small business failure is financial mismanagement, including the inability to manage cash flow. Without financial knowledge, systems or processes, it is difficult for anyone to start and sustain a business. With a 33-year history of serving women, people of color and low-wealth New Mexicans, WESST is…

Sponsored by: After COVID-19 canceled downtown Albuquerque’s events, the pop-up shop is back on this year. WESST will be hosting their 5th Annual Pop-Up Shop at the WESST Enterprise Center, 609 Broadway Blvd NE, on Friday, October 14 from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. sponsored by PNC Bank. The pop-up retail trend has helped many…