Journal Staff Writer Ryan Boetel as she sits down with this week's guest of the Outlook on Leadership podcast, Pete Kassetas.

Businesses, industries, economic development professionals, government subsidies and educators.

There are lots of moving pieces when it comes to growing a local workforce and growing the New Mexico and Albuquerque economies.

What does the local community college do to keep all those different groups on the same page? Enter the Central New Mexico Community College’s Workforce and Community Success Division.

The division was created in 2021 to connect those different partners to help CNM meet the local workforce needs. Since July 1, the division has been under the leadership of Joy Forehand, who is the vice president.

Forehand was the guest on the week’s edition of the Business Outlook podcast, which focused on leadership.

Forehand was previously the executive director for the Student Workforce Success team at CNM. She has also worked as the operations manager for Workforce Connection of Central New Mexico, and she was the deputy cabinet secretary for the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions from 2013-2017.

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Journal staff writer Allison Carpenter sat down with Mark Truman co-owner of Magpie Games who is this week's guest on the Business Outlook podcast, which focused on small business.

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Journal staff writer Allison Carpenter sat down with Marsha Souers, owner of Fire of Sandia a Candle Bar this weeks guest on this week’s Business Outlook podcast, which focused on small business.

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Journal Staff Writer Ryan Boetel sits down with Jessica Beecher, the owner of Re/Max Select and Central Bodega and Mission Winery in Nob Hill, and Howie Kaibel, the minister of culture at M'tucci's. on this weeks Outlook on Real Estate podcast.

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Journal Staff Writer Ryan Boetel sits down with Adam and David Silverman from Geltmore LLC on this weeks Outlook on Real Estate podcast.

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Journal Staff Writer Ryan Boetel sits down with Paul Silverman who is the CEO of Geltmore LLC on this weeks Outlook on Real Estate podcast

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Journal staff writer Allison Carpenter sat down with Matias Figueroa and Nathan Ammerman co-founders of Grazeon who were the guests on this week’s Business Outlook podcast, which focused on small business.

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Journal Staff Writer Ryan Boetel as she sits down with this week's guest of the Outlook on Leadership podcast, Joy Forehand.

Businesses, industries, economic development professionals, government subsidies and educators.

There are lots of moving pieces when it comes to growing a local workforce and growing the New Mexico and Albuquerque economies.

What does the local community college do to keep all those different groups on the same page? Enter the Central New Mexico Community College’s Workforce and Community Success Division.

The division was created in 2021 to connect those different partners to help CNM meet the local workforce needs. Since July 1, the division has been under the leadership of Joy Forehand, who is the vice president.

Forehand was the guest on the week’s edition of the Business Outlook podcast, which focused on leadership.

Forehand was previously the executive director for the Student Workforce Success team at CNM. She has also worked as the operations manager for Workforce Connection of Central New Mexico, and she was the deputy cabinet secretary for the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions from 2013-2017.

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Journal Staff Writer Ryan Boetel sits down with Sal Perdomo who is the Director of Acquisitions & Development at Titan Development and Micah Gray who is the Commercial Real Estate Advisor at NAI Sun Vista on this weeks Outlook on Real Estate podcast.

There were major changes recently to home buying, which were brought on when earlier this year the National Association of Realtors and other major real estate brokerages agreed to pay $950 million to settle federal lawsuits that alleged the brokers forced homebuyers to pay inflated commissions during home sales.

In addition to the money settlement, the real estate industry also agreed to policy changes that aim to bring more transparency around how brokers and agents are paid and what services they will provide.

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For 50 years, the Albuquerque Hispano Chamber has been supporting local businesses. The Chamber was launched by 14 Hispanic men and a Hispanic woman because the Hispanic business community thought it lacked representation in the other chambers. Ernie CdeBaca has been the president and CEO of the Hispano Chamber since 2017, after he had a long career at Public Service Company of New Mexico, leaving as a vice president. CdeBaca was the guest on this week’s Business Outlook podcast, which focused on small business.

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