Jacob Maranda is a reporter for New Mexico Inno, focusing on covering the startup and tech ecosystem in New Mexico. Previously, he worked as a reporter for Albuquerque Business First and has also been featured in KTAR FM and Yahoo Finance. Jacob's articles cover a range of topics including business news, infrastructure development, and profiles of individuals and organizations making an impact in the region.
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Jacob Maranda's coverage predominantly revolves around business and industry, focusing on Albuquerque and New Mexico. He seems to be particularly interested in news related to local businesses, startups, and government announcements that impact the business environment.
When reaching out to Jacob with a pitch, consider offering insights into local business developments such as startup success stories or challenges faced by companies in Albuquerque or New Mexico. Additionally, if you have information about government policies affecting businesses in this region or trends in venture capital investment specific to these areas, it may be of interest to him.
As his geographic focus is not specified but implied through the nature of his articles, ensure your pitches are relevant specifically to the Albuquerque and New Mexico business landscape.
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After Carlisle closure, Michael Thomas Coffee brews new shop at Nob Hill site
By: Jacob Maranda
After his name appeared on a list of finalists to take over as the new president of New Mexico State University, the Governor's Office said Wednesday afternoon Arsenio Romero, Ph.D., resigned from his position as secretary of the state's Public Education Department, effective immediately.
By: Jacob Maranda
After returning to his home town roughly a year and a half ago, experienced co-founder and executive Doug Campbell has joined an upstart venture st...
Historic hotel, ranch in Northern NM to close, impact 58 employees
By: Jacob Maranda
Court records claim the businessman allegedly took more than $1 million from an Oklahoma insurance company's accounts between April 2015 and October 2019, after the firm was liquidated.
Environment Department partners with Google, mapping firm on statewide AI, satellite tech
By: Jacob Maranda
A 1-year-old venture studio headquartered in Albuquerque plans to stand up a $50 million investment fund, targeted at providing early-stage capital to startups it's helping spin into prosperous companies.
NM Chamber of Commerce head named Economic Development Department secretary
By: Jacob Maranda
Applications for the first $30 million round of funding are currently open, closing on Oct. 16.
By: Jacob Maranda
Business First caught up with Rob Black, the newly named New Mexico Economic Development Department secretary, the day after his appointment to hear more of the former chamber leader's priorities and plans for the cabinet position.
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