Skip to content
Montana's 21st Century Education Initiative - "You Should Care..."
Sorry, we couldn't find any posts. Please try a different search.
University of Montana College of Business Ranks In Top 15 Percent Nationally
The University of Montana College of Business earned No. 89 among public undergraduate programs, reflecting strong growth and academic recognition. This ranking highlights UM’s leadership in the Big Sky Conference and its appeal to both local and out-of-state students.
Prospera – Crafting Your Business Plan 11/12 – (VIRTUAL)
Through practical exercises and group discussions, attendees will begin crafting their own business plans while also learning how to use industry data to justify and strengthen their strategies.
Prospera – The Small Business Guide to Effective & High Quality Marketing on a Budget – 10/22 – (VIRTUAL)
You’ll learn how to identify the marketing details that make a business feel polished, professional, and trustworthy, as well as when it makes sense to DIY—and where cutting corners can actually hurt your credibility.
The City Club Missoula Senate Debate has Been Canceled.
On Monday, Senate candidate Alani Bankhead decided to back out of her commitment to participate in Monday’s City Club Missoula Senate debate. On the same day, Kurt Alme officially declined our invitation to participate. After considering potential format changes, we have come to the difficult decision to cancel the event, as the absence of two of the top three polling candidates does not meet our standard for a viable, informative debate.
CoBuild Summit “Building the Builders: Creating Places Where Entrepreneurship Thrives” – 10/21 – Missoula
Hit a gap building something in Montana? I’d like to hear about it before the 21st.
Headwaters Tech Hub Newsletter – October Edition
As the Headwaters Tech Hub begins our transition work to new permanent leadership, we remain focused on serving our mission and supporting the people and organizations who make Montana’s optics and photonics ecosystem thrive.
Waymo Study Shows Removing Drunk Drivers Cuts Fatal Crashes Significantly
Waymo’s research reveals that eliminating impaired drivers reduces fatal crashes by up to 31 percent, but many crashes involve multiple risk factors. Autonomous vehicle technology could address these overlapping dangers and improve road safety.