Starting a Business in Questa
Business Resources
people who can help you along the way
When you want to start a business, it can be over whelming! This information from the Questa Economic Development Fund is designed to help guide you in the right direction so you have all of the resources and tools to navigate the ups, downs, and curves along your journey to opening day.
Questa Economic Development Fund
Lynn Skall, director
1 NM-Hwy 38, Questa NM 87556
lynn@questaedf.com
Leave a message at (575) 586-2149
Small Business Development Center at UNM-Taos
Anwar Kaelin, center director
anwar@unm.edu
New Mexico Economic Development Department
Taos County Community, Business & Rural Development Representatives:
Peter Mitchell
peter.mitchell@state.nm.us
(505) 827-2199
Paige Ryan
Paige.Ryan@edd.nm.gov
(505) 412-5036
resources to consider before you take your first step
Free Local Business Counseling for new and growing businesses
New Mexico SBDCs offer access to confidential, no-cost professional business counseling for New Mexicans who want to grow their business. Our professional business consultants have the knowledge and tools to help emerging and growing businesses design growth strategies and make better business decisions to realize their goals and growth.
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Thinking of starting an LLC in New Mexico?
Wise choice.
New Mexico’s low LLC formation costs and moderate compliance requirements make it an attractive destination for startups, small businesses, and mid-market companies alike.
In this guide, we break down the main steps to creating an LLC in New Mexico and explain all the legal procedures in plain language.
Free NM Small Business Economic Development Toolbox
This toolbox is a broad summary of resources for financing and assistance programs to help start-up or expanding businesses, and to help improve the economic quality of life in communities.
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Common mistakes when starting a business
The process of starting a business is a personal and emotional experience. For this reason, it is sometimes difficult to objectively make decisions and projections. Below is a list of common mistakes entrepreneurs make when writing or talking about their business. These can also happen when you are concerned that your business does not look attractive on paper.
CAJA DE HERRAMIENTAS
Le damos la bienvenida a la CAJA DE HERRAMIENTAS
El Departamento de Desarrollo Económico de Nuevo México (EDD, por sus siglas en inglés) se complace en ofrecer esta publicación para proporcionar un resumen de los recursos disponibles para las empresas y las comunidades en Nuevo México. La Caja de herramientas tiene dos secciones principales: programas EDD y programas ofrecidos por nuestras organizaciones asociadas.
Step-by Step How-To Guide for starting a business
The Startup Roadmap sponsored by FedEx outlines each step in starting a business with information and resources on the most difficult tasks. It also contains tips for working “With Your Mentor” on each topic.
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United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) offers a resource guide for Rural Development to help people in rural America start and grow businesses, create good-paying jobs in their communities and strengthen America’s economy. LEARN MORE
Starting a small business and achieving success is no small task. While there is no magic formula or secret sauce, starting a business requires insight, dedication, and well-thought-out plans, which are areas that all veterans have vast amounts of experience in.
What we are hoping to provide with our guides is additional resources that can ensure Veterans can execute their business plan with all the unique competitive advantages available to them. Grants, training resources, counseling, and veterans-only business opportunities just to list a few.
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