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NM Angels hosts quarterly “celebrations” that are open to the public — registration required — and designed to bring entrepreneurs and investors together. One of the four celebrations is always in Santa Fe, and this year, it will be held from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 23 at the Santa Fe Farmers Market Pavilion,…
Read MoreOn 9.5.24 NM Angel’s hosted their Quarterly event in collaboration with Arrowhead. View our presentation here.
Read MoreOn 9.26.24 Drew Tulchin spoke at the Governor’s Conference about NM Angel’s economic case studies, view it here.
Read MoreOn 9.26.24, Drew Tulchin gave a presentation at Lobo Rainforest at the Entrepreneurial Bootcamp for Native American Veterans, view it here!
Read MoreOn 9.19.24 Drew Tulchin gave a presentation at QStation, view presentation here.
Read MoreAfter two successful closes in 2022 and 2023, the New Mexico Vintage Fund recently announced the launch of its third investment fund, called Fund III. Drew Tulchin, the Fund’s managing partner, told Albuquerque Business First that because it is a generalist fund, the NM Vintage Fund welcomes a wide range of high-growth companies, with the goal of providing…
Read MoreThank you for a great Quarterly event! To view the presentation: 9.5.24 Quarterly_ NMAngels Formal Presentation
Read MoreDavid Perez, board chair for New Mexico Angels, speaks at the Legislature in January in support of a bill that would extend the sunset of the angel investment tax credit through 2030. Read more about it via the ABQ Journal here.
Read MoreOur next summer intern spotlight is Kathryn Herrmann! Kathryn is interning with the New Mexico Angels, an investment company focusing primarily on early-stage businesses. Kathryn says this about her experience: “I’ve learned so much about what it takes to run a successful business, from marketing to operations.” Congratulations Kathryn on landing a summer internship, while…
Read MoreBY DREW TULCHIN AND DAVID PEREZ NEW MEXICO ANGELS Small businesses are the backbone of New Mexico. In fact, according to the Small Business Administration, New Mexico has 162,000 small businesses, most of them focused on recreation and tourism. One answer to moving New Mexico forward, which is rarely addressed by our elected officials, is supporting…
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