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Welcome to Bear Paw Development Corporation

Bear Paw Development Corporation is a private non-profit organization created for the purpose of administering programs to help improve regional economic conditions in Hill, Blaine, Liberty, Chouteau and Phillips Counties and the Fort Belknap and Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservations.

How well do you know the tribes in Montana?

Montana is home to 12 tribes, but too often, people don’t know much about these tribes, their history, culture, language and news.

Sen. Tester lauds signing of $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill

“If we don’t make basic investments in infrastructure and education, we can’t compete,” he told Montana reporters about four hours before the signing. “So, this investment is very, very important and it’s very, very gratifying.”

Kalispell Chamber of Commerce – “Venture Boldly” campaign markets Kalispell brand

It’s a multi-faceted effort to improve the Kalispell experience for residents and visitors alike.

The Montana Manufacturing Association and Montana Chamber Honor Outstanding Manufacturers

As first reported last month, MMEC is developing a Cybersecurity Challenge for manufacturers – a series of tasks to help you lay the groundwork for good practices and safe systems. Our goal is to kick it off in early 2022 when we’re all motivated to make improvements in the new year.

Why Communication Skills Are Key To Leading A Startup

John Spence, in his classic book “Awesomely Simple” says that the single biggest problem he has to deal with in client companies worldwide is the lack of open, honest, robust, and courageous communication. He narrows down the problem to the following six aspects of communication, and I agree:

This Checklist Can Make You a Better Leader

Wharton’s Michael Useem talks with Brett LoGiurato from Wharton School Press about the 10th anniversary edition of his book, ‘The Leader’s Checklist.’

Officials: Missoula’s focus on social causes won’t hinder, slow economic efforts

“I don’t think taking care of people and building a stronger, more resilient economy and attracting and entertaining business is mutually exclusive,” Mayor John Engen said. “That’s what we’re doing today.”

November 2021 Tell Us Something Newsletter

The Tell Us Something Board of Directors had our first official meeting on Saturday, October 30, 2021. We were able to knock out all of the agenda items in 90 minutes!

What’s Happening at Prospera November 2021? …. We’re Moving!

“We are excited to be launching this new mentorship program for women in Montana. Our goal is to not only empower women entrepreneurs and business owners but to bridge the gap between urban and rural communities. Business resources are not the same in each county and by connecting women from all 56 counties we can be a catalyst to propel their business, create new jobs, and gain access to capital.”