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Michael Padilla

Currently holds the office of New Mexico State Senate - District 14 until January 21, 2025.

Candidate for New Mexico State Senate - District 14 in 2024 New Mexico General Election.

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Michael Padilla

New Mexico State Senate - District 14

About Michael Padilla

Professional Experience
New Mexico Senate, Senator (2013 - Present)
Altivus CRM Solutions, President And CEO (2000 - Present)
Blackboard, Vice President (2007 - 2011)
City of Albuquerque, Director (2004 - 2007)
General Electric Consumer Finance, Director (2001 - 2004)
MCI, Senior Manager (1990 - 2000)
Degrees
Certificate, General Electric, Media Management (2002)
Certificate, MCI Telecommunications, Media And Press Management (1995)
Certificate, MCI Telecommunications, Positive Management Leadership (1999)
Certificate, General Electric, Proactive Relations Leadership (2002)

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New Mexico State Senate - District 14 in New Mexico General Election
New Mexico State Senate - District 14 in New Mexico Primary Election
New Mexico State Senate - District 14 in New Mexico General Election
New Mexico State Senate - District 14 in New Mexico Primary Election

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