Montana Economic Development

“We have a good project that we were keeping a secret,” said Heidi DeArment, MCDC operations manager. “We decided to focus on marketing to get the word out that we are a resource for succeeding in business, whether it is a referral for a consultation or help with a business plan or a loan.”

We are thrilled to welcome Meg to Montana and look forward to hearing her insight on propelling Montana research.

“We believe these primary sector industries have excellent potential for growth, “ stated Brett Doney, President of GFDA. “We want to work with existing businesses to help them expand and prosper. We also want to identify opportunities to attract and start new companies that will expand and strengthen each industry cluster.”

“Infrastructure and housing are cornerstones of a safe, healthy community,” said Governor Brian Schweitzer. “This funding will help move these important projects forward for thousands of people who live in Hamilton and Missoula and their surrounding communities.”

Discuss how you can be part of moving Montana’s workforce forward.

"This site provides unique local access to commercial data for businesses and investors and will prove invaluable to anyone seeking information about the Helena business community."

he coalition will bring together wind developers, transmission line developers, community leaders, property owners, educators and public officials throughout the northcentral Montana region.

As of Monday, April 28, eight (8) new ‘community-friendly’ grant announcements have been added to the Extension weblink at: http://extn.msu.montana.edu/CommRes/grantopps.asp Dave David M. Young, Professor Community Resource Specialist Extension Service & College of Nursing 337…

Small business owners and advocates from across the state will be honored in various categories for their achievements and contributions to Montana’s economy.

“Subdivide and Conquer” looks at alternatives that maintain our sense of community, protect the environment and retain open spaces and agricultural areas in an attempt to answer the question, ‘Can you grow and not sprawl?’