Montana Education/Business Partnerships

Since spring, the Missoula learning center has been hustling to meet the increasing demand of the area’s many displaced workers – helping with career exploration, providing mentoring and teaching refresher courses in math and writing.

In order to support and honor Montana family businesses, the Montana State University College of Business in Bozeman, supported by generous contributions, is hosting a keynote luncheon prior to the 2010 Family Business Awards ceremony on Friday, September 24, 2010.

As one of only two locations in the country selected by the Forest Service for the Internet2 pilot project, the Fire Lab will use UM’s Northern Tier Network connection to share vast amounts of data, run complex computer simulations and models, and collaborate with scientists in other locations.

If you know of a business or organization that needs to have a marketing plan developed this semester, please have them contact me as soon as possible.

Great hiring isn’t an instant process, and many companies would benefit from developing more-structured internship programs, in which success and proof of a good fit are measured over time.

They’re bringing business to the classroom.

“We can’t emphasize enough how important it is for Wisepreneur to have a researcher, teacher, and writer of Dr. Mohr’s stature to join us.

The impact of having Montana – grown and -processed alternative fuel tested, in Montana, by a major railroad could be immense.

During the four-month courses, students will help manage special consulting projects requested by area businesses and non-profit organizations.

The expansion specifically comes in the form of a high-quality television show available over the Internet.