Montana Economic Development

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Montana earns average grades on report card – Stop using state resources to chase “big-business” jobs that may not last.

• Stop using state resources to chase “big-business” jobs that may not last.

• Make sure that entrepreneurs can get affordable, convenient, and effective help to build and grow their businesses.

• Ensure that entrepreneurs can access appropriate types and sources of equity and debt capital to start and grow businesses.

• Integrate hands-on entrepreneurial education into the state systems.

Guest opinion: Build a state medical school in Billings

Until we decide to become a leader, we won’t be.

New Regional Economic Development Specialist Position

Eastern Plains RC&D Area, Inc. is accepting applications for a new Regional Economic Development Specialist position.

Evan Barrett, will serve as the Chief Business Development Officer for the State of Montana.

Congratulations Evan. We look forward to your leadership in moving the Montana economy forward.

Montana’s economic report card: All C’s

"Quality of life indicators suggest that Big Sky Country is hospitable," the CFED concluded. "But, creating quality jobs and safeguarding the environment are two areas where the state comes up short."

‘University without walls’ seeks input from artists

"We want to help promising artists and artisans build sustainable careers in the arts," said Mary Sheehy Moe, MSU-GF dean.

Extreme makeover for Big Sandy?

"All the small places in Montana are struggling," she said. "It’s a sad thing if we lose these places because it’s a lot of history."

The Challenges of Measuring Competitiveness – Montana ranks 28th – was 21st last year

Authors Jonathan Haughton and Cagdas Sirin define competitiveness as "the policies and conditions that ensure and sustain a higher level of per capita income and its continued growth.”

Proposed resort near Missoula would have 10 lifts

It could take three years to develop environmental-impact studies examining effects of the proposed resort.

Australian development firm zeros in on Big Mountain

Walker has begun construction of the second round of six duplex-style townhomes and already have two sold. Those units range from $1,095,000 to $1,295,000 and will be completed by next summer.