Taft, formerly Sherman & Howard, public finance attorney Camila Gutiérrez Writtenberry was featured in the Albuquerque Business First (ABF) in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. The piece highlighted her public finance practice, her role as founder and owner of a national translation and interpretation firm, and her work in the community.
The feature reads, “Camila is a public finance lawyer who advises on infrastructure, housing, and economic development projects across NM, including Mesa del Sol, South Campus, and Winrock, while also supporting affordable housing initiatives. She leads Maracab, a national translation and interpretation firm serving law firms, municipalities, agencies, and brands like Dion’s and Blake’s. She serves on the Ethos Literacy board and is the 2025 Caregiver Honoree for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk.”
View the feature HERE.
Writtenberry advises public and private clients on financing tools that drive infrastructure development, economic development, and long-term community investment across New Mexico. She represents the New Mexico Finance Authority in its Opportunity Enterprise Programs, which provide low-cost financing for commercial development, workforce and affordable housing development, as well as for a number of public improvement districts and tax increment districts, such as Mesa del Sol and Winrock.