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Mesilla Valley Economic Development Association (MVEDA)

verification: primary-source

The local economic-development association that has promoted the project, and on whose board a BorderPlex lobbyist sits.

Conflicts of interest · 1

Flagged entanglements involving this party. Characterization on disclosed facts — see the full ledger and each party’s right of reply.

At a glance

Kind
Economic-development body
Role in the project
Economic-development promoter
Verification
primary-source — Read off the primary document itself
In the record
0 sources · 3 connections · 0 dated entries
Record id
PJO50

Key facts

  • CEO Davin Lopez called the project “a game-changer for Santa Teresa.”
  • 2025-03-20Named in the March 20, 2025 Albuquerque Business First announcement of the campus.
  • Vanessa Alarid, a registered lobbyist for BorderPlex Digital Assets, is a member.

The record

Local EDA booster; CEO Davin Lopez — 'a game-changer for Santa Teresa'

Relationships · 3

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In the Watch · 1

documentAlbuquerque Business First announcement (Mar 20 2025)

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