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WMED News & events
Building Belonging: How WMED Helped Launch Everyone Happier and Healthier & Sweet Salvation Bakery
For mission-driven organizations in the White Mountains, the early stages of building a nonprofit can feel daunting. From legal formation to financial planning to program development, the path from vision to impact is filled with complex steps. That’s exactly why the White Mountain Economic Development (WMED) team works closely with emerging founders—to help them navigate the operational challenges that stand between community needs and meaningful, sustainable solutions. Anna
Greg Bullock
Jan 133 min read
WMED Food Entrepreneur Trainings: Learning, Community, and Momentum
Food entrepreneurs in Holbrook, AZ receiving training and education The food entrepreneur trainings delivered through the Northern Arizona Good Jobs Network (NAGJN), by the staff of White Mountain Economic Development, continue to generate strong engagement and meaningful outcomes for participants across Northern Arizona. These sessions are designed not only to build technical knowledge around food business startups and expansion, but also to foster a supportive peer network
Greg Bullock
Jan 112 min read
Building Belonging: How WMED Helped Launch Everyone Happier and Healthier & Sweet Salvation Bakery
For mission-driven organizations in the White Mountains, the early stages of building a nonprofit can feel daunting. From legal formation to financial planning to program development, the path from vision to impact is filled with complex steps. That’s exactly why the White Mountain Economic Development (WMED) team works closely with emerging founders—to help them navigate the operational challenges that stand between community needs and meaningful, sustainable solutions. Anna
WMED Food Entrepreneur Trainings: Learning, Community, and Momentum
Food entrepreneurs in Holbrook, AZ receiving training and education The food entrepreneur trainings delivered through the Northern Arizona Good Jobs Network (NAGJN), by the staff of White Mountain Economic Development, continue to generate strong engagement and meaningful outcomes for participants across Northern Arizona. These sessions are designed not only to build technical knowledge around food business startups and expansion, but also to foster a supportive peer network
Investing in Talent, Strengthening Communities: WMED Supports Northland Pioneer College Students
WMED and Northland Pioneer College have partnered to support students gain the right skills and knowledge and ultimately build successful careers. Image source: Northland Pioneer College, npc.edu White Mountain Economic Development (WMED) has long believed that strong communities are built by investing directly in people. Through its support of students enrolled in Career & Technical Education (CTE) and Industrial Technology Trades (ITT) programs at Northland Pioneer Colleg
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