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Sorry, Not Sorry-Communicating with Confidence – 5/8 – (VIRTUAL)
Online WebinarConfidence is essential to leadership and is an important component to career advancement. Confidence is a combination of verbal and nonverbal behaviors. By acting confident, we influence how others perceive us, and we can change how we feel about ourselves.
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Montana World Trade Center’s World Trade & Investment Day 2026 – 5/12 – Butte
Join us for morning training and an afternoon general session focused on understanding and enhancing Montana’s international trade and investment portfolio from ag to critical minerals and more. We’ll feature Montana business and industry leaders alongside representatives from key trading partner nations and other globally recognized experts as we map global trade and investment trends, share updates on key trade agreements, and focus on impacts and opportunities for Montana firms and communities.
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Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority Monthly Board Meeting
Online MT, United StatesVirtual EventMonthly Board Meetings (and all meetings) are open to the public and we welcome all to attend and participate. This month's guest speaker will be Jim Mathews, President of The Rail Passenger's Association, a national organization that serves as a voice for the more than 40 million rail passengers in the US.
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Registration open for annual Women’s Leadership Conference at Montana State University – 6/2/26
MSU Jabs Hall South 8th Ave, Bozeman, MT, United StatesConference registration includes educational sessions, event materials, a networking reception, meals, a happy hour social and a silent auction. Proceeds from the conference fund scholarships, which are awarded to MSU students who have proven to be leaders and mentors both on and off campus.
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Quantum Science Camp for middle school and high school STEM educators – 6/22-26 – Montana State University Bozeman
Montana State University - Bozeman Culbertson Hall, 100, Bozeman, MT, United StatesApplications for QCaMP are open and will close on Friday, April 10. Applicants should be educators who work with students in grades 6-12 in Montana.
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The Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation (BMWF) Inaugural Wilderness 101 Family Campout June 26-28
The weekend is free for families to attend but requires a $100 refundable deposit per family (up to six people) to secure your spot. Space is limited and families are encouraged to apply early, organizers said.
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Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority Monthly Board Meeting
Online MT, United StatesVirtual EventMonthly Board Meetings (and all meetings) are open to the public and we welcome all to attend and participate. This month's guest speaker will be Jim Mathews, President of The Rail Passenger's Association, a national organization that serves as a voice for the more than 40 million rail passengers in the US.
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Montana Tech to host free Summer Environmental Engineering Camp for high school students – 7/27-31
Montana Tech Butte 1300 W. Park St., Butte, MT, United StatesDesigned for driven students entering their sophomore through senior years, the all-expenses-paid residential camp invites participants to explore environmental engineering through field activities, laboratory work and collaborative design projects led by Montana Tech faculty.
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Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority Monthly Board Meeting
Online MT, United StatesVirtual EventMonthly Board Meetings (and all meetings) are open to the public and we welcome all to attend and participate. This month's guest speaker will be Jim Mathews, President of The Rail Passenger's Association, a national organization that serves as a voice for the more than 40 million rail passengers in the US.
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Registration Now Open for Montana Department of Commerce Governor’s Conference on Tourism – 9/16-18 – Great Falls
Mansfield Convention Center 2 Park Dr S, Great Falls, United StatesThese sessions provide hands-on learning designed to show you exactly what our landscapes need to thrive. You’ll step directly into the heart of Montana’s rural communities to see the challenges and triumphs of hospitality firsthand.