Magdalena

Magdalena, NM · Business
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Podcast 240: Small Town, Big Tech with Victoria Archuleta
Episode 240 of the Econ Dev Show Podcast is out. Listen now. In this episode Dane Carlson talks with Victoria Archuleta, Senior Economic Development Director for the Village of Los Lunas, New Mexico, about what happens when a small community starts attracting some very big companies. Located just south of...
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Line + Tide Poké Bar – Rio Rancho, New Mexico
For young people starting their first corporate jobs, it doesn’t take long before idealistic naivete is dealt a cruel blow by the reality of the corporate world. They soon discover a measurable disconnect between a company’s ethical values and actual operational behavior. While the stated purpose of mission, vision and values statements is to “inspire trust and guide strategy,” they function more as marketing shields and public relation tools rather than true operational framework. Mission, vision and values statements ring hollow when a company pledges to prioritze employee well-being (how many times have you heard or seen the phrase “people are our most valuable asset”) but discard those values when quarterly earnings or shareholder returns are threatened.
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New shop hopes to create tight-knit community
RIO RANCHO — In a new Rio Rancho yarn shop's eyes, anyone can knit or crochet. Zia Yarn owner Robyn Hill was initially set to open in Nob Hill, but circumstances brought her to Rio Rancho instead. Her business got its beginnings when she was laid off last year.