February 23, 2025 - 19:30
“There’s a lot that we can still do,” said Terri Cole, president and CEO of the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, reflecting on the current legislative session. As lawmakers convene, discussions surrounding business priorities have taken center stage, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities facing the local economy.
Cole emphasized the importance of collaboration between the business community and legislators to foster an environment conducive to growth. Key focus areas include workforce development, infrastructure improvements, and support for small businesses, which are vital for economic resilience.
The session has seen a mix of optimism and concern, with various proposals aimed at enhancing business conditions. However, some initiatives have faced setbacks, prompting calls for a more unified approach to address the needs of businesses effectively.
As the legislative session progresses, stakeholders remain hopeful that constructive dialogue will lead to actionable solutions that benefit the broader community and strengthen the economy.
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