Developing a more Entrepreneurial Montana
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A real rural future
The COVID-19 pandemic dispersed many Americans across the nation. And today, cities are not dominant in the hearts and minds of Americans whatsoever. In reality, not only are most Americans more interested in living in rural areas than in big cities, but many living in rural areas are quite optimistic about the future and still believe in the power of hard work.
Local Native-owned businesses receive Montana Department of Commerce grants
The Montana Department of Commerce on Tuesday announced $320,000 in grants available through the Indian Equity Fund will support 24 new and expanding Native-owned small businesses including three in Lake County.
Research: Migration Key to Rural Economic Development
According to the researchers, the majority of new businesses opening in rural counties are operated by people “between the ages of 50 to 74.”
Holistic Rural Broadband Solutions Are on the Horizon
Federal money dedicated to building out broadband capacity for farmers and others in rural communities could follow a blueprint created by a minority colleges broadband grants. The idea is to approach the Internet needs more comprehensively than ever before.
Downtown Missoula, Montana Welcomes 18 New Businesses in 2021 and Attracts $38 Million in Investment Despite the Pandemic – Available Properties
There are several large land parcels in Downtown Missoula that have potential for transformation, including the former Missoulian building, the former library, and of course, the Riverfront Triangle.
Great Falls Economic Development Top 10 for 12-19-21
Met with Senator Tester to discuss how Montana can best compete for the competitive grants that will be coming from the recently passed Infrastructure Bill.
Commerce Announces $170,000 of Grant Funding to Support Coal-Impacted Communities in Montana
“The two projects just selected by Coal Board members will help support the safety of Hardin-area residents as well as enhance the learning environment for Colstrip’s public school students,”
Montana State University seminar gives first-year students experience starting a business
It’s finals week for students at Montana State University, and for first-year students, they got to see firsthand what it’s like to build a business from start to finish, all ending with a competition.
From trash to trend: Lolo, Montana entrepreneur makes mark on sustainable fashion – Mallory Ottariano’s Youer brand making mark on fashion industry
People in the United States throw away more than 60 million plastic water bottles each day, filling landfills and leaving a significant burden on the environment. While the excess of non-biodegradable waste won’t be solved…
Upcoming Opportunities for Women Business Leaders! Prospera
The Montana Women’s Business Center is pleased to announce $18,000 of the funds raised at the 2021 Prosperity Party fundraiser will go directly to helping Montana’s women business owners.