What is WIRED? A three year, $5 million WIRED (Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development) grant from the United States Department of Labor. The WIRED program funds regional initiatives that integrate educational, economic development and workforce activities to promote talent development and economic transformation.
Visit the Project Overview Brochure and other links below for further information.
Calendar/Activities
WIRED Project ACTIVITIES
Seeding Innovation in New Mexico's Green Manufacturing Cluster:
Entrepreneurship, Talent & Public Policy Development
The goals of the New Mexico WIRED project are to foster entrepreneurship, generate talent and encourage innovation in public policy. The New Mexico WIRED project will inspire and support the innovative development and expansion of green manufacturing in New Mexico which includes advanced manufacturing, green building, clean and renewable energies, aerospace, microelectronics and optics.

Activities planned to support these priorities include:
- Public School Academies
- Green Tech Internship Program
- Targeted Scholarships
- NM Tech WIRED Scholars
- Community College WIRED Scholars
- University WIRED Scholars
- Community College Technical Training
- Innovation Awards for Training Partnerships
- Job Fairs
- Entrepreneurship Training
- Technology Maturation Training and Skills Project
- Venture Fairs and Business Plan Competition
- Talent Attraction Strategy
- Labor Market Assessment
- Labor Market Analysis Tools
- Outreach Campaign for Career Pathways
- Industry Transformation Programs & Progress
New Mexico Lieutenant Governor John A. Sanchez |
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Sherman McCorkle, Chairman and CEO |
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Dewey Cave, Director, New Mexico Mid-Region Council of Governments |
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Al Reed, Dean of the School of Business and Applied Technologies |
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Celina Bussey, Cabinet Secretary |
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Ed Spivak, Treasurer |
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Anthony Tenorio, President and CEO, Applied Technology Associates |
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Terry Wallace, Acting Principal Associate Director Science, Technology and Engineering, Los Alamos National Laboratory |
Partners:
- New Mexico Aerospace/Aviation Industry Association
Jobs
New Mexico Career Match - Click here for jobs exclusively for graduates of New Mexico colleges
NM High Tech Jobs - Click here to apply for High Tech Jobs
Resources
Information For Job Seekers, Students, Businesses, and Educators - pdf
Information for Students Regarding Internships - pdf
Information for Businesses Regarding Internships -pdf
For Further Information Contact:
Gregory Scheib, Program Manager NM WIRED Program
Department of Workforce Solutions
(505) 841-8474 or
gregory.scheib@state.nm.us
or:
Office of the Deputy Secretary 505-841-8488
Click below for a selection of videos that highlight green industries in New Mexico
For additional videos and educational resources highlighting jobs in emerging green technology fields please visit:
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology’s Green Technologies website
Resources brought to you by the Department of Workforce Solutions WIRED Program
and the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology.

