Report: Sandia Science & Technology Park has paid $7.7B in wages since 1988
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A new study found that the Sandia Science and Technology Park in southeast Albuquerque has had a major economic impact on the state. The report, by the Mid-Region Council of Governments, found that the businesses operating out of the park have paid $7.7 billion in wages across the surrounding five counties since the park was founded in 1988.
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“The wages in the park are higher than average. They’re great technology jobs that are being created in the park,” said Senior Manager Mary Monson, Tech Partnerships & Business Development at Sandia National Laboratory.
Right now, more than 2,000 people from 42 different businesses are working at the park.
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