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Coming Up Soon — Trainings and Events for Manufacturers

See the full calendar of MMEC events.
See our website or contact us for more information on training services. We work with manufacturers of all types and sizes to provide the right services and resources for you.

March Events for Montana Manufacturers

Take advantage of these events to connect and improve.

February 2023 Montana Manufacturing News

MMEC has a new partnership with the Pacific Northwest Mission Accelerator Center, which facilitates technology collaborations with the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security.

Bozeman Landed Hyundai’s New Horizons Studio R&D Center. Now Montana Is On The Hunt For More Manufacturing

Now a consortium of government, academic and business leaders in the state, including the Montana Manufacturing Association under the Montana Chamber of Commerce, has been working for the past few years on a collection of other attractions to draw one specific kind of newcomer to Big Sky Country: manufacturers.

MMEC December 2022 Manufacturing News

2022 in Review: Montana Manufacturers Move Forward with Optimism and Drive  

November 2022 Montana Manufacturing News

SkillBridge: Connecting Veterans with
New Career Opportunities

Manufacturing Industry Sees Significant Earnings Growth

A recent report reveals the wood products and food-and-beverage sectors are experiencing some of the highest earnings in Montana as the state outpaces the nation’s manufacturing growth

The quiet manufacturing revolution that’s transforming America – The Titanium Economy

Unsung, highly innovative companies all over the U.S. are proving that it’s still possible to make things in this country.

Flathead Valley manufacturers turn out breadth of products while facing range of challenges

Manufacturers are a unique piece of the Flathead Valley economy.

October 2022 Montana Manufacturing News

At a manufacturing best practices conference in Chicago last month, the VP of Global Procurement and Supply Chain at the OshKosh Corporation, Sean Ketter, was asked what supply chain issue keeps him up at night. His answer? Cybersecurity. NOT the cybersecurity at his own company, but the cybersecurity of all his suppliers. As he put it, if suppliers can’t produce because their ERP system is locked up, then he can’t keep his own factories running.