About Greater Edgewood Area Chamber of Commerce
The Greater Edgewood Area Chamber (GEAC) is a growing and active business community in the East Mountains & Estancia Valley region. Located just east of Albuquerque on the Route 66 and I-40 passageway, GEAC is situated in the heart of the outlying suburbs and serves the communities of Edgewood, Moriarty, Tijeras, Cedar Crest, Sandia Park, McIntosh, and Estancia. Greater Edgewood Area Chamber supports business growth through referrals, frequent networking and promotional opportunities, advertising, and business-focused guest speakers and regional news articles. Our Social Media outreach is robust — unmatched within this region for bringing community members and businesses together. GEAC also provides monthly eNewsletters, conducts Surveys, and offers Business Development seminars to keep our members informed.
Business and Community Events
Simply put, our goal is to enhance the quality of life for residents, visitors, and businesses throughout the entire East Mountain and Estancia Valley region. We are pleased to bring to the East Mountains region annual events like Cowboy Days, Route 66 Run, Rally & Rock Expo, Bustin’ Clays, and Country Living Expo to create more interaction opportunities for local residents, businesses and service providers. GEAC serves regional entities through consulting and group participation. As a voice for local business at local meetings and with regional legislators, Greater Edgewood Area Chamber truly seeks to support business and region-wide prosperity.
Pop-Up Drive-In Coming to Edgewood – June 13, 20, 27 and July 11
SOLD OUT - Pop-up Drive-In Movie Nites! Fun for the entire family. Carhop Service! Food and Snacks from local favorites. The response from the community was overwhelming and tickets sold out very quickly. Due to social distancing regulations, we had to limit space. ...
Guest Speaker – May 21 ZOOM Meeting
Guest Speaker Diane Villegas, founder of Big Picture Marketing Strategies, will present proven techniques to regain and grow your customer base, followed by Q&A. Members received a Zoom meeting link by newsletter. Prospective members can contact us for a link at...
More Businesses to Re-Open – May 16
Per the Governor's May 13 press conference: Additional Businesses will be allowed to re-open effective May 16. Offices (25% of pre-crisis staff) and Churches (10% occupancy).Gov adds that ALL New Mexicans are reqd to wear face coverings in public. In-person, small...
LIMITED Re-Openings Begin May 1
On April 30, 2020, Gov. Lujan Grisham announced continued Stay-at-Home order until May 15. She added that limited businesses may re-open with restrictions as of May 1. To see slides from the press conference, click here. Key Points from Gov. Lujan Grisham's...
13 Steps to Take if Facing Job Loss
Most businesses trying to operate and serve customers in safe ways, but business is definitely down in our region and around the country. Some businesses have had to temporarily close their doors by order of the Governor. Many employers are making tough decisions,...
NM Economic Development Dept – FREE Webinars
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Bruce Krasnow [email protected] (505) 827-0226, cell: (505) 795-0119 April 14, 2020 Economic Development Department Ramps Up Public Outreach: Agency Provides Ongoing Webinars to Help Businesses and Communities SANTA FE, N.M. –...
“Open for Business” – Just in Different Ways
"OPEN for BUSINESS - Just in Different Ways" (click for full list of businesses) Many local businesses are operating in different ways, creatively trying to serve the community without risking the safety of their employees or customers. Shopping locally supports our...
Resources for Businesses Impacted by Downturn
Helping you to navigate the COVID-19 disruption to business, we are gathering information and resources from State and Federal government, Financial resources, and chamber information. Summary of programs available at COVID-19 Assistance, and additional info and...
Ways to Keep Our Local Economy Going
Our local businesses are working and adapting to fulfill community needs during this unprecedented time. Most local small businesses have the flexibility to be very accommodating, so call them and place an order for pick up. Conduct business with them over the phone...
Why Shopping Locally Matters
Our business and community prosperity are inseparably linked, THAT’S WHY SHOPPING LOCALLY MATTERS. On the national news, we hear of economic crisis as a fallout of COVID-19. How can we help assure our community doesn’t suffer serious economic impact? We all have a...
LOCAL Healthcare Resources
Taking precautions is wise. If you feel sick or are concerned about exposure to COVID-19, PLEASE call the NM Health Hotline 1-855-600-3453 or go to their website for more information: https://cv.nmhealth.org/. For OTHER health issues, here's a list of local providers...
LOCAL Businesses are OPEN
LOCAL Businesses are OPEN - Most are doing there best, stepping up extra precautions, and ready to serve you. You may notice items temporarily removed from restaurant tables (ask for them), you may not be able to bring in your refillable mug (disposables will be...