Montana Government, Politics, and Leadership
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The VBX Keginar series “What Comes After the Transformer?” – Every Thursday Starting 10/8 – Missoula
What is a Keginar, one might ask? It is one part seminar, one part beer, and completely Missoula. All techies and AI-nerds invited!
Electric Vehicles Could Power Grids During Peak Demand
European trials show parked EVs returning energy to grids using bidirectional charging technology. Montana businesses may benefit from this innovation despite unique local challenges.
Wyoming Industry Leaders Say Manufacturing Jobs Can Stop Youth From Leaving State
Wyoming Business Alliance Dir. Renny McKay says Sheridan is an example of what a manufacturing center can look like.
Ukrainian Kopychyntsi and Bozeman, Montana Officially Become Sister Cities
This partnership did not begin with a document – it is built on four years of working together. Over this time, Bozeman residents have raised funds for Kopychyntsi, while American volunteers have travelled to Ukraine, supported the local hospital and delivered medical equipment. Architects and Montana State University have also joined the cooperation, and one volunteer from Bozeman even stayed to live in Kopychyntsi.
Today a group of us launched Founded Colorado. (This should be a great idea for every state including Montana)
Our mission is straightforward. We make sure Colorado companies are at the table when policy is shaped. We bring real operating experience to proposed laws and to the rules that put them into practice, so they protect Coloradans and work for the Colorado companies that have to comply. We want to be the place lawmakers and partners call when they want a straight answer about how a new idea will play out. Our constituency is all companies based in Colorado.
Livingston, Montana city commission temporarily suspends film permit amid controversy
A film production has transformed downtown Livingston, prompting protests and concerns over road closures, access to a local food pantry and the project’s political themes.
Rural Data Centers Are in for a Big Federal Tax Break
The new rules “may significantly lower barriers for large-scale, capital-intensive projects in rural areas—most notably hyperscale data centers,” said a statement from Ways and Means Committee chair Jason Smith last year. “The economic case for building data centers in designated rural opportunity zones becomes far more compelling” with the new program, he continued.
The surprising downside of high-performing employees
“Being capable is valuable for a long time in your career, but as you elevate into leadership, it becomes much more about building capacity around you,” Cohen says.
Driverless delivery vans could soon take to French roads
“By paving the way for the official approval of autonomous delivery robots, our country is confirming its position among the most advanced in this field.”




