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With a mission to “grow the wealth of Doña Ana County through the creation of economic-based job opportunities for its residents,” the Mesilla Valley Economic Development Alliance has met or exceeded all but one of its year-to-date targets, long-time MVEDA President and CEO Davin Lopez told MVEDA’s Aug. Business in the NMBorderplex Forum hosted by the nonprofit at Hotel Encanto.
From the MVEDA FY22-23 dashboard through June 30, 2023:
Here is MVEDA’s 2022-23 list of companies that either located to the region, added jobs and/or added capital investments.
Economic impact over five years (net new predicted tax base):
Since FY2018-19, MVEDA has helped create almost 4,400 jobs in the county and has generated more than $870 million in capital investment, Lopez said.
MVEDA has an operating budget of $1.165 million, including funding from the City of Las Cruces, Doña Ana County and private-sector partners.
Visit www.mveda.com.