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Two Missoula firms seek state grant to hire 222 workers over next two years

June 15, 2022/

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Projecting continued growth in the coming years, two companies based in Missoula have applied for job creation grants through the Big Sky Economic Development Trust Fund to help hire more than 220 employees, combined.

Cognizant ATG on Tuesday said it intended to bring on 200 employees over the next 24 months while DJA is making room for 22 new employees at its Missoula headquarters over the same period.

 

By Martin Kidston


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