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New Jersey Electrical Contractors Association
4390 Route 1, Suite 218
Princeton, NJ 08540
Phone: 732-981-8901
http://www.njeca.org
NJECA is a non-profit, member-managed electrical trade association for the state of New Jersey. NJECA, the voice and leading authority in the electrical industry for information, education, business management and advocacy supporting the electrical contractor base of over 15,000 licensed New Jersey electrical contractors. NJECA partners with a variety of associations, manufacturers, distributors and business sponsors that provide services and support to electrical contractors in the state of NJ.
New Mexico - Northern New Mexico Independent Electrical Contractors Association
5031 Indian School Road NE, Suite 100
Albuquerque, NM 87110
Phone: 505-266-6458
http://nnmiec.org
Over 25 years ago a small group of electrical contractors who shared the merit shop philosophy came together to form the Albuquerque Chapter of the IEC. They hoped strength in numbers would help them preserve merit shop ideals, network on best business practices and train future electricians. Today, the chapter electrical contractor members provide over one million hours of employment for New Mexicans across the state.
New Mexico Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association
2620 San Mateo NE, Suite A
Albuquerque, NM 87110
Phone: 505-883-6677
http://www.cnmneca.org
The New Mexico Chapter represents highly qualified, reliable and experienced electrical contractors in the Land of Enchantment. These contractors represent the very best that the electrical construction industry has to offer and are committed to a minimum performance and service level of On Time, On Budget, Right the First Time. The New Mexico Chapter, charted in January 1951, represents the collective interests of these professional, electrical contractors and provides programs and services to enhance their business operations.
New Mexico Electrical Apprenticeship
4501 Montbel Place
Albuquerque, NM 87107
Phone: 505-341-4444
http://www.nmjatc.org
The New Mexico Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee for the Electrical Industry (NMJATC) offer a five-year electrical apprenticeship program registered with the state of New Mexico and United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training for men and women to become state licensed, union Journeymen Wiremen. They train our apprentices through 8,000 hours of paid on-the-job training augmented with fifty college credits of related instructional training.
New York - Finger Lakes NY Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association
135 Old Cove Road, Suite 208
Liverpool, NY 13090
Phone: 315-451-4278
http://flneca.org
The Finger Lakes New York Chapter NECA, Inc. was chartered on March 8, 1948. They provide management services to signatory IBEW (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers) Electrical Contractors and encompasses the jurisdictions of IBEW Local Union #43 Syracuse, NY, and IBEW Local Union #840 Geneva, NY. Their contractors employ only IBEW electricians who receive over 10,000 hours of classroom and on the job training through a five year joint Apprenticeship & Training Program, of which NECA is a co-sponsor.
Small Business Owner Resource Center
Articles on the Small Business Financing Sources, the Small Business Loan Basics, small business loans Checklist and SBA Loans are incredible sources of knowledge for the small business owner.
Credit Report and Credit Score Analysis, how to Read a Personal Credit Report and all about Business Credit cover the intricacies of credit and are required reading for everybody.
The Foundation Grant Directory is a free listing of sources for grants by state. Why not look if there is some free money out there for your business. Hey - you never know!
The Business Loan Application covers every item you will need in your loan package and tells you how to get approved for business loans.
Fire your loan broker and use our Free Business Loans Bank / Lender Directory to find every bank in the country lending to small businesses.
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