Montana Economic Development

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UM expert: Montana’s immediate economic future bright – Tour continues throughout Montana

Montana’s economy looks good for the next couple of years, an annual gathering of researchers and business experts concluded in Missoula on Friday.

Beartooth RC&D Area, Inc. Board of Directors Meeting Minutes – January 15, 2004

The link below will take you to the minutes of the last meeting of the Board of Directors of Beartooth RC&D Area, Inc. There was a great turnout and participation. The new meeting facility seemed…

3 Big Sky Economic Development Authority business programs get boost

Three business development programs administered by the Big Sky Economic Development Authority were allocated almost $900,000 in a federal spending bill awaiting President Bush’s signature. "This federal appropriation allows us to have a good base…

Mayor Jim Smith touts Helena’s opportunities

Like other Montana cities, Helena is becoming a regional economic hub, Smith said.

Montana Demos unveil ecomomic plan

David Gibson, who heads up the office, said Monday that Democrats and Republicans alike provided good support during the 2003 Legislature for initiatives like worker training and boosting local economic-development groups.

The Butte basedNational Center for Appropriate Technology(NCAT) gets $2.5 million to aid farms

The program assists agriculturalists in various ways, such as helping farmers conserve water, soil or help them diversify. The program also provides technical assistance to farmers looking to diversify crops or help entrepreneurs learn how to become certified in organic farming or raising certified organic beef.

Mercer can help u-system

Mercer is indeed interested in shaking up the academe, making it a bigger and more active part of the Montana scene. But if it works, and university system involvement does help get Montana’s economy moving, one of the biggest beneficiaries will be the university system itself.

Montana gubernatorial candidates sing the same old song

Our economy will only improve when candidates of vision and strength of conviction recognize that a state that relies only on drills, pipes and mine tailings will find itself bankrupt in promise as well as in fact.

Tending the garden – Dick King, President and CEO of the Missoula Area Economic Development Corp. talks about the economic future of Missoula and Montana.

(Another key to economic development is) if we cultivate the garden, if we nurture the soil, if we take care of the infrastructure supporting that, entrepreneurs will see the opportunity and they’ll want to live here. … Entrepreneurs see (Missoula) as a place to locate.

The corporate moment – Is now the ideal time for Montana to attract out-of-state businesses? Is it worth the price of failure?

But for Gray, the overriding factor is that Montana is where he wants to be. For this businessman, it’s a quality-of-life issue. “We’re specifically looking at Montana to get back home,”