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Welcome to MEDA: Leadership Dedicated to Building Montana's Economy

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Welcome to MEDA: Leadership Dedicated to Building Montana’s Economy

The Montana Economic Developers Association (MEDA) is an association of economic development professionals. We are professional “lead” economic developers, business specialist, government employers, and staff members of affiliated non-profit organizations which promote and foster economic development activities in Montana.

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Montana Career Opportunity – Economic Development Director – City of Belgrade, Montana

The City of Belgrade is seeking a Economic Development Director to join one of Montana’s fastest growing…

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MEDA is hiring for a new Leadership and Administrative Services Position!

The Montana Economic Developers Association (MEDA), now in its 30th year, seeks professional services to fill executive…

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Montana Career Opportunity – Executive Director/Association Management – The Montana Economic Developers Association (MEDA)

The Montana Economic Developers Association (MEDA), now in its 30th year, seeks professional services to fill executive…

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Montana Career Opportunity – Request for Proposals- Executive Director/Administrative Services – Montana Economic Developers Association

Great opportunity to Come Home to Montana and bring your expertise, energy and insight to contribute to…

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Montana Career Opportunity – Economic Development Director – Beartooth RC&D

Beartooth RC&D is hiring an Economic Development Director. Full‐time Salary position ($46,000-$52,000) DOE with a full benefit…

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News about MEDA – Montana Economic Developers Association

Thinking about Buying a Building for your Business? – 2/18 – Online

In this free webinar, we will walk through the process from start to finish. You’ll learn how to evaluate the long-term costs of owning versus leasing, understand when market timing matters, and explore different ownership...

States finding ways to solve the childcare challenge

Many of these efforts align with recommendations from home-based providers themselves, as outlined in a Home Grown report that highlights three promising strategies for addressing the shortage.

Remote work becoming more important and implemented in Montana

Montana workers account for 16% of the more than 30,000 hours worked nationwide in remote or hybrid models, according to the U.S. Department of Labor and Statistics.

Microsoft rolls out initiative to limit data-center power costs, water use impact

"Especially when tech companies are so profitable, it's both unfair and politically unrealistic for our industry to ask the public to shoulder added electricity costs for AI," Microsoft Vice Chair and President Brad Smith said...

Gov. Gordon asks lawmakers not to defund Wyoming Business Council

Some legislators are questioning the role and necessity of the state’s top economic development shop ahead of the budget session.

Why is the United States 24th in the global happiness ranking?

While sitting here in Paris at a sidewalk cafe surrounded by happily chatting folks (all facing out to the street) at various times in the day and into the night it really hit me that,...

The Artificial Intelligence Skills Mismatch Economy: Insights from the Wharton-Accenture Skills Index

Ths report tracks the shifts, highlighting the need for employers to redesign work and compensation around real skill economics, for workers to market themselves as portfolios of high-value capabilities, and for educators to rebalance curricula...

The List – The Butte Economic Development Corporation

Highlights of what we've checked off in the last month. 

Montana Department of Commerce Allocates Grants to 25 Agricultural Businesses and Organizations

“Commerce’s Agritourism Grants help Montana farmers and ranchers expand operations by developing new or enhancing established agritourism revenue streams, by creating agritourism opportunities with a focus on rural, under-visited and tribal locations, all while generating...

Two-thirds of Montana’s private land is in the hands of a few thousand owners

A recent study highlights what that means for wildlife management, recreational access.