Developing a more Entrepreneurial Montana

Bunker Labs is a national not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization headquartered in Chicago and built by military veteran entrepreneurs to empower other military veterans to start and grow businesses.

We like to say at the college that "Montana Means Business," but that’s not just a catchphrase. Montana and our Missoula community inspire incredible creators. This podcast is about exploring their journeys. We hope the stories we share will resonate with you, at whatever stage you are in your career.

He’s noticed his students consistently buy into common misconceptions around successful entrepreneurship.

We’re lucky to have passionate entrepreneurs in Montana — people who are dedicated to building a better life through building a business.

Montana leads the country in entrepreneurship, according to a new study by the University of Montana’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research.

In order to be an entrepreneur, it helps if you’re not afraid of taking a risk or two.

There will be panels on value proposition, launch strategy, building a growth engine and the internal challenges that come with company growth. If you’re an early-stage company, you need to be there.

#1. A culture that respects how important education is to entrepreneurship

A new program, formed by a collaboration of startup incubators and venture groups, aims to change the funding dynamics for emerging businesses.

he MSU Blackstone LaunchPad – which is housed under the Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship – is an entrepreneurial resource for students, alumni and faculty across the university and community and offers coaching, ideation and venture creation support.