Mesilla Valley Economic Development Alliance

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505 S Main St Ste 134
Las Cruces, NM 88001
+1 (575) 525-2852
http://www.nmborderplex.com

The Mesilla Valley Economic Development Alliance (MVEDA) is dedicated to fostering business and investment opportunities within the NM Borderplex, a dynamic region encompassing parts of three states and two nations, home to over 2.5 million residents and a diverse talent pool. MVEDA focuses on creating an economic synergy by leveraging traditional and high-technology industries, while providing a variety of industrial and business park spaces to accommodate different business needs.

In addition to its strategic location and workforce, MVEDA offers innovative financial incentives, grants, and loan opportunities to support business ventures. The organization embodies the spirit of 'Sabor,' a term representing the rich culture and quality of life in the region, which influences every aspect of economic development in the NM Borderplex.

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