Business Outlook

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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Journal Staff Writer Megan Gleason as she sits down with this week's guests of Outlook on Leadership podcast, Elizabeth Earls and Martin Gallegos.

Elizabeth Earls (Leadership NM Connect 2012, LNM Board Member) is a Executive Vice President with Capra Bank.

Martin Gallegos (Leadership NM Connect 2023)is a HR Manager with Sandia National Labs.

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This week's Business Outlook podcast focused on small business. Allison Carpenter sits down with Melanie Georges, Founding Director & Owner of 2 yoga studios.

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This week's Business Outlook podcast focused on small business. The guest was Allison Carpenter, who was recently hired as the Albuquerque Journal's retail reporter. Carpenter talked about her first front-page story at the Journal, which was about ghost kitchens. 

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Journal Staff Writer Ryan Boetel sits down with Morgan Cannaday, the president of the Greater Albuquerque Association of Realtors 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.

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Anew venture studio is orchestrating the next technological revolution, helping build deep-tech startups with investment, talent and anything else they need to find success. That company is Roadrunner Venture Studios, which launched last year in Albuquerque. Roadrunner’s co-founder and CEO Adam Hammer was the guest on the Business Outlook podcast this week, during which he talked about the company’s founding, how Albuquerque is positioned to become the next tech hub and the company’s upcoming tech forum.

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Journal Staff Writer Megan Gleason sits down with our first guests of Outlook on Leadership podcast, Paul Meyer and Cassandra Petrofes.

It’s not easy to balance a career and a master’s program, but Paul Meyer and Cassandra Petrofes are doing it anyway. The two are part of different classes of the University of New Mexico Anderson School of Management’s Executive Master’s of Business Administration, which is graduate program designed for business professionals. Meyer just finished his first summer term of the two-year program, and Petrofes graduates in May. Both say they’re getting a world-class education here in New Mexico and have already used the leadership skills learned at UNM in their outside careers. Emerging leaders Meyer and Petrofes have decades of experience under their belts. Meyer has lived all over the country and previously served in the submarine force of the U.S. Navy as a nuclear operator. Now, he works as health physics field coordinator at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Petrofes is a certified public accountant and is the fund administration group at Thornburg Investment Management in Santa Fe.

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Journal Staff Writer Ryan Boetel sits down with our first guest of Outlook on Real Estate podcast is DJ Brigman, a partner at NAI SunVista in Albuquerque.He is the latest guest on a revamped business podcast, which will host small business, real estate, and technology professionals and emerging leaders.

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Journal Staff Writer Matthew Narvaiz sits down with our first guest of Outlook on Small Business podcast, Kristelle Siarza Moon who owns Siarza, a full-service advertising and public relations agency based in Albuquerque, and is the volunteer executive director of the Asian Business Collaborative. She’s also an advocate of all things New Mexico and small business.

Siarza Moon is the first guest of the rebranded business podcast from the Albuquerque Journal — now called Business Outlook — which focuses on small businesses, technology, emerging leaders and real estate.

In July, Siarza Moon traveled to the White House with a group of business leaders from the Southwest, including other New Mexicans Caren Phillips from Ravenna Assisted Living and Eric Renz-Whitmore, an economic development specialist with the city of Santa Fe. There, the group spoke with policymakers about the challenges and opportunities facing small businesses in the region. Siarza Moon talked about her trip and some of the unique challenges small business owners in New Mexico face.

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