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NFIB/New Mexico members are involved in many ways across the state.

Be Heard: Voting Your New Mexico Member Ballot
Making your voice heard is more important than ever. Share your views on key small-business issues with New Mexico lawmakers by voting the New Mexico Member Ballot today.
Member's Dedication to NFIB Persists Even in Retirement
Retirement isn't enough to keep Ralph Anderson away from small business. The Albuquerque-area businessman -- who, in 2002, sold his interest in General Technology Corp., the business he ran for more than 20 years -- is the current chairman of NFIB/New Mexico's Leadership Council and was recently named 2004's Small-Business Champion by NFIB/New Mexico.
Small-Business Focus Leads NFIB Member to State House
In 1967, while he was a student at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Don Tripp began doing small jewelry manufacturing projects in the back of his father's jewelry store. His fledgling business provided a steady flow of work, and Tripp hired fellow students to help him manage the load. By the time he graduated in 1969, Tripp's Inc. had been born.
Share Your Personal Story With Your New Mexico Lawmakers
For the next two years, your lawmakers will make hundreds of decisions that will affect your business.
Small-Business Owner on the Road to Success
For 10 years, Martinez worked as general manager of S & H RV and Home Center (then known as S & H RV and Mobile Home). Then, with his son, Tom, he bought the business.
New Mexico "Small-Business Champion" Award Winner Named
New Mexico's largest small-business advocacy group, NFIB, named Albuquerque business leader Ralph Anderson its "Small-Business Champion."
Tripp Finds a Silver Lining
With 50 employees and a nationwide business network, Don Tripp has certainly found success in Socorro. Still, he worries about where his trade is headed.
Letters to the Editor a Powerful Grassroots Tool in New Mexico
One of the best ways to reach communities is through letters to the editors of local newspapers.
New Mexico Small Business Activism Happens at the Grassroots
It's easy to think that what happens in Albuquerque is far removed from your daily business activities. However, lawmakers and regulators make changes every day that affect your ability to run your business!

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