Montana Leadership

Sorry, we couldn't find any posts. Please try a different search.

Gallatin College MSU designated as National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense

“On a national level, this designation validates our cybersecurity program, its rigor and the value of the curriculum for the students,” said Stephanie Gray, dean of Gallatin College MSU.  “This designation will provide more opportunities for students at a global level.”

News

Upcoming Trainings: Prospera Business Network Trainings, Government Contracting, Produce Safety Grower Training and more!

Whether you’re just getting started, looking for new customers, wanting to grow sales through e-commerce, or focusing on workforce.
We’re here to help.

News

What Montana’s mayor-elects say they’ll do

Voters elected new mayors in Missoula, Bozeman and Great Falls.

News

GFDA Top Ten for 11-12-23

Often times there is a portion of a project that a lender cannot finance and the borrower cannot fund. This is where GFDA financing may be available to help fill that gap. 

News

University of Montana Western In Dillon, Montana named #1 college in Montana

The 20-acre campus, surrounded by the mountains, rivers, and trails of southwest Montana, provides an immersive environment for the Experience One program, enabling students to refine critical and creative thinking skills essential for success.

News

Dorsey & Whitney Names 22 New Partners Including Missoula, Montana’s Courtney Ellis, Public Finance

Courtney represents issuers, underwriters and borrowers in a variety of public finance transactions. She advises state and local government clients regarding the range of financing tools available under state law, and acts as bond counsel on a wide range of revenue bond financings, general obligation bond financings and special district financings.

News

MAPS Media Institute is creating tech opportunities for Montana’s rural youth

MAPS Media Institute in Ravalli County provides local students with free, technology and art based instruction from experts in the field.

News

Montana to accept federal funds to feed school-aged children next summer

“It’s well past time the Governor stood up for hungry kids in our state, especially after rejecting ten million dollars last summer that would have fed 50,000 children in communities all across the state,” Smith said. “Montana Democrats and folks in our communities have urged this administration to stop playing political games on the backs of Montana kids. We are heartened that they finally listened.”   Rep. Laura Smith, D-Helena

News

What is Montana doing to address climate change: Part 1

Welcome to the Big Why, a series from Montana Public Radio where we find out what we can discover together. I’m your host, Austin Amestoy. This is a show about listener-powered reporting. We’ll answer questions, big or small, about anything under the Big Sky. By Montanans for Montana, this is The Big Why.

News

Montana State receives grant to host geospatial skills camp for high schoolers in five rural Montana communities

“Montana is one of the most rural states in the U.S., with 75% of school districts considered rural – the highest proportion of any state,” Taylor noted in the grant application. “Consequently, not just many but most Montana young people grow up with few or no STEM opportunities beyond school-based classes, which also can be quite limited due to small school sizes and STEM teacher shortages.”

News