Ep022 – Dennis Holmberg - New Horizons Foundation – “Shark Tank”

Based in the Permian Basin–in the heart of the EnergyPlex–NHF (New Horizons Foundation) is working with Industry Partners, Federal Laboratories and Companies around the world; assisting the private sector to drive innovation throughout the Permian Basin.

New Horizons Foundation assists in developing new ideas by working with entrepreneurs and inventors to turn their ideas into reality.  Contact NHF for information on upcoming Inventors Forums that bring experts in the areas of patent law, intellectual   property, business planning, and potential research availability.

New Horizons Foundation was formed in 2011 with the purpose of creating a place where business, community, academic, and other related resources can interact without the restrictions normally associated with this process, and without the boundaries of owned assets.

We are creating opportunities for investment in research-based and technology-driven new business ventures here in Lea County, New Mexico, in the heartland of the Permian Basin, the largest oil and gas reserves in America.  We're implementing an inventive way to bring proven technologies to market.

We welcome your interest in our portfolio of unique new technologies flowing from federal research labs, and in the inventive path we’re creating for you to take part in the knowledge economy that is redefining and reshaping the world in the 21st century.

https://nhfoundation.net/

Dennis Holmberg

Interim Executive Director, NHF

Office: 575–492-4712

[e-mail]

https://www.nmjc.edu/nmjc_announcement/inventors_workshop_about-nhf.aspx

MISSION

To engage in cooperative ventures of innovative technological significance that will advance education, science, conservation, health care and economic development within Lea County, New Mexico, and the Permian Basin.

 

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5317 N Lovington Hwy

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Monica Cervantes – Adjunct Instructor with NMJC O&G Technology Courses

 

Courses offered at NMJC Workforce Development - Oil & Gas

Oil and Gas Training

Lease Pumper Training

BASIN UNITED

Building the Basin:  Fundamental Safety Orientation and Leadership Training

Introduction to The Oil and Gas Industry

Well Control - IADC Certified

Math 4 the Oilfield

Crude Oil Economics

Surface Separation/Production Equipment

Drone Training

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Welcome to Oil and Gas Technology at New Mexico Junior College.  NMJC is a community college located in Hobbs, New Mexico.  Hobbs is the largest city in Lea County with a booming economy focused on the oil and gas industry.  NMJC has an Oil and Gas Training center with classrooms, equipment, and a dedicated staff to provide safe realistic hands-on oilfield training. 

New Mexico Junior College is located in the heart of Lea County's t