Project Management
GPI has designed, implemented, and managed some of New Mexico's most successful programs
Economic Development
GPI is New Mexico's most successful industrial recruitment and retention firm
Market Research
GPI can help you determine the right and wrong markets for your product or service
Our Services
GPI is New Mexico's premier international trade counseling and project management firm. We focus on advising public and private entities interested in GOING GLOBAL. With services ranging from international trade counseling, to target market analysis, to project management, GPI is helping grow and diversify New Mexico's economy.
Our team
GPI’s team is comprised of experienced trade specialists and support personnel that have worked for projects ranging from one-person companies to multi-national corporations and public sector agencies. The team has strong experience with both small and large businesses, not only in New Mexico, but throughout the world.
Jerry Pacheco
Owner/President
Joshua Orozco
VP of Strategic Development
Jessica Hererra
Project Manager
Priscila Gurrola
Project Manager
Ilse Arreola
Project Manager
Susana Cisneros
Project Manager
Our Office
Located in Santa Teresa, NM, near the border with Mexico, GPI's office allows for quick access into and out of Mexico. Our office can be conveniently accessed and utilized by both New Mexican and Mexican companies wishing to explore their international business opportunities. An office is always made available within GPI’s office suite for clients and associations working with GPI.
Our Numbers
Exports
GPI has directly helped New Mexican businesses export over $1 Billion to the world.
Jobs
GPI has helped New Mexican businesses create or save over 1,000 jobs.
Private Investment
GPI has recruited almost $200 million in private investment to New Mexico for our clients.
New Direct Sales
GPI has helped our New Mexican clients find over $20 million in new sales.
Clients & Projects
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