About Los Alamos Commerce & Development
Building a vibrant community through a thriving economy.About
The Los Alamos Commerce & Development Corporation (LACDC) was founded in 1983 by community-minded visionaries, and since that time, has played an important role in the development of the Los Alamos community. There are few local businesses or organizations that have not been clients, customers or constituents of LACDC’s diverse service offerings; and there are few residents who have not attended or taken part in one of our many community events. A common thread that runs through all we do is that we are committed to helping build a robust business community.
Our award-winning Los Alamos MainStreet and Creative District program produces and supports downtown events and downtown redevelopment initiatives. The Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce facilitates connections – by advocating for economic initiatives to improve our community and helping members be visible through networking and promotional initiatives. The Discover Los Alamos program assists tourists and visitors, and helps local businesses and attractions promote themselves.
Our properties, which includes Los Alamos Research Park, the Los Alamos Small Business Center, and projectY cowork Los Alamos, provide places for economic activities to start, grow and succeed in the community.
Mission
Strengthening the Los Alamos and White Rock business community.
Vision
LACDC, as an independent organization, strives to empower a business community that is collaborative, resilient, diverse, financially healthy, and economically attractive.
Board of Directors
Current Board (as of May 2024): Carol Clark (chair), Craig Wehner (vice chair), Bill Wadt, Cindy Rooney, Chris Chandler, Karen Easton, David Horpedahl, Bill Enloe, David Izraelevitz, Tracie Stratton, Donavan Price, Melissa Paternoster, Duncan McBranch, John Engen.
Media Kit
This Media Kit is to be used for all promotional materials put out by partners and sponsors. For logos or filetypes not listed here, please contact vai@losalamos.org.
Horizontal logos are used best in instances where the logo must indicate association. This includes event materials, brochures, publicity flyers, newsletters, print ads, online ads, or website headers.
Important consideration when using LACDC logos:
- Do not change the appearance, color, font or size of any element of the logo.
- Do not change the size/position of the elements or their relation to each other.
- Do not smash, squish, squeeze or distort any of the elements of the logo.
- Do not trap the logo in a white box or use blue type on colored backgrounds.
- Each logo should always have a designated space clearance around it.