Newsletter - Is ABQ overlooking a major way to boost long-term economic development?
Economic opportunity through private sector partnerships
Administrations change, political and economic climates shift, public investments adjust. So how can ABQ work to make sure that supporting entrepreneurship, especially for people of color, will remain an important aspect of our economy?
Private sector collaborations may be a key.
Economic development efforts are multi-year—sometimes multi-decade—efforts. If we are going to be successful at creating a truly prosperous economy, we need solutions that will sustain in the years to come. Lisa Adkins, COO of FatPipe ABQ and a member of City Alive shares her top four private sector collaborations poised to transform our future.
City Alive brings together cross-sector leaders and supports public/private/philanthropic partnerships that help put our economy on a path to prosperity for all. Learn about the programs we've supported over the years here.
