Montana Ambassadors

Angelyn DeYoung and Dusty Eaton are our newest Montana Ambassadors.

Sixth place in this national contest is enough to secure full funding for their project tp preserve and restore the buildings on West Mercury Street that are home to the Mai Wah Museum.

As Ambassadors, we work to continually improve the perception of the State on a national stage as inclusive, forward-thinking, and business-friendly through positive outreach and opportunistic marketing.

The California Chapter of the Montana Ambassadors invites you to join us for an evening of intriguing dialogue with company innovators and leaders from the following Montana-based industries:

Come hear about the rise of the early stage community in Montana from several of the people playing a catalytic role in its progress.

"Jakki delights in mentoring the next generation of marketers and innovators, particularly young women," said Susan Hay Patrick, CEO of United Way of Missoula County, who nominated Mohr for the award. "She is at once brilliant, accomplished, inspirational and caring, and very generous with her time as a mentor."

The Montana Ambassadors give the Placemaker of the Year Award as a distinction for those who use their own resources and ingenuity to make the state a better place. The annual equestrian triathlon held at Broussard’s Rebecca Farm, The Event, has created positive change in the Flathead community.

Under Broussard’s leadership, and in partnership with Broussard’s family, The Event at Rebecca Farm has grown into one of nation’s largest equestrian triathlons.

Folks in West Yellowstone gathered Thursday to celebrate the grand opening of the Siegel Learning Center. This beautiful, state-of-the-art building now houses the Little Rangers Learning Center — an early education program that teaches and supports little ones before they get to kindergarten.

From deep canyons graced by roaring falls, to the highest peaks on eagle’s wings, to the fields and valleys, rivers and beyond — this is our home : MONTANA.