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SBA 504 Interest Rates – May 2020

Why an SBA 504?

Made in Montana May Monthly: Training, Fall Food and Beverage Shows, and more!

Join us for summer export training! The ExportMontana team hosts Riddle of the Exporter training in Billings on July 28 and Kalispell on July 30. The training is free and will help members learn about and prepare for export markets.

2020 Best Tech Startups in Montana – Congratulations to All!

Do you know Submittable, Quiq, TOMIS, Pulsara, Ascent Vision Technologies (AVT), Advice Pay, Yonder, Patient One, crossTx, and Quadrocopter?

The shift to remote working could improve the likelihood of female founders receiving venture funding, as well as lead to more female investors

And beyond recruiting women, the move toward remote working means firms may be more open to hiring people based in different states. “I think we will see lots of positive improvements,” Ms. Jones added.

Under Social Distancing, Rural Regions Push For More Broadband

Rural America sees a chance to build out its broadband infrastructure using the momentum of coronavirus federal aid.

GFDA’s Top 10 Here is our Top 18 for last week celebrating work and successes to grow and strengthen the Great Falls regional economy — Montana’s Golden Triangle.

The Great Falls Livability relocation magazine is a new tool to help you recruit talent from out of town to relocate to the Great Falls trade area.

Building a coast-to-coast Silicon Valley

What if Silicon Valley companies encouraged them to live and work from the myriad of affordable, livable cities desperate to attract and retain tech talent?

Neighbors Helping Neighbors – How the Missoula Downtown Business Support Fund Connects Our Community – GoFundMe Campaign Launched

“Supporting our local community is one of the pillars of our organization, and we are so proud of the incredible work the Missoula Downtown Foundation is doing right now, when it is needed the most.”

From Missoula, Montana to New Orleans, how aspiring tech hubs are fighting to survive COVID-19

A GE departure, layoffs at ClassPass and other shocks raise a question: Will smaller cities become attractive tech centers in a changing economy — or will they suffer the most?