Montana Business

"SiteOne’s NaV1.7 platform represents a significant breakthrough in non-opioid pain drug development," said Will Price. "Given the experienced management team and strong investor syndicate, the company is poised to make a major advancement in new pain therapies and a significant contribution to the growth of Montana’s emerging biotech industry.

The DropTrip platform is a safe, reliable, and extremely efficient shipping infrastructure
based on utilizing excess capacity in vehicles already on the road.

Travel Cafe now has offices in four Montana cities: Billings, Missoula, Great Falls and Bozeman.

His customers over the years have included John Fogerty, David Grisman, members of Pearl Jam and Eric Johnson.

It’s been at least 50 years since a Butte Brewing Company operated in town, said colleague Ray Rogers, whose office, the National Center for Health Care Informatics, is located in the equally expansive upstairs — killer south-facing views included.

"We’re in it of course to see great things happen for Headframe, but we’re also in it for great story telling about Butte," said McKee. "We are in it to attract attention to bring tourism to Butte to serve as another gateway to folks introduction to our fantastic community and the stories they get to write here."

Please join the Manufacturing Consortium of Montana in welcoming Colt & Luke Anderson and Ross Richardson to hear how UPTOP Clothing http://www.teamuptop.com/ was formed in 2010, lessons learned along the way, how to make the transition from full- time employment to full-time entrepreneur and plans for future.

After over 50-years since last operating in Butte, The Butte Brewing Company officially opened for business on July 10th under new ownership.

Barbara Wagner, Chief Economist for the State of Montana Department of Labor and Industry, will join Patrick Barkey and Paul Polzin from the University of Montana Bureau of Business & Economic Research as a presenter on the seven-city tour.

Panel consists of entrepreneurs who have taken their Montana business to the next level