Montana Economic Development

"It is a statement that Anaconda is open to businesses, and that we can accommodate them."

“Montana is home to some of America’s hardest working, most innovative self-starters in business,” Tester said. “What we’re doing with these workshops is making sure all entrepreneurs in Montana are aware of the tools out there to help grow their businesses, and boost jobs for Montana. These events have been incredibly successful, and I encourage all businesses in the Flathead and across the state to take part.”

The Montana Film Office seeks to bring productions into the state for our overall economic benefit.

This report explores the feasibility of developing sustainable, woody biomass-fueled Combined Head and Power (CHP) plants at sawmills in western Montana to supply a portion of Northwestern Energy’s required renewable energy portfolio.

“Opportunity is what this day is all about,” Tester told participants. “Opportunities to create more jobs—and boost Montana’s economy—by doing more business overseas.”

The goal of GTA is to provide financial assistance to develop new products or innovative ideas that enhance our state’s agricultural industry.

We’re excited about the 2010 Rural Community Conference to take place Aug. 31-Sept. 1 at MSU Bozeman. Information is below on our call for presenters. Please Save the Date!

Bring it to Billings is part of a marketing effort that hopes to appeal to the most promising segments in tourism.

The company is planning to build the $25 million plant on a 40-acre site about five miles southwest of Butte, and could employ up to 150 people.

Governor Brian Schweitzer said green technology will lead America into the next industrial revolution.