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Send us your January hot jobs! Great Falls Development Alliance

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Montana West Economic Development Business Bulletin

Last year we brought in more than $72 million into the Northwest Montana economy through new loan funds, government contracting, forestry assistance, brownfields assessments and food and ag development center grants.

UM Museum Features Faculty Gallery Talks – The Montana Museum of Art and Culture will host a series of faculty gallery talks January through March at the University of Montana.

Titled “Reflections,” the series will focus on conversations with members of the UM faculty reflecting on aspects of the museum’s Permanent Collection. Viewpoints will be shared from their respective disciplines.

The 50th Annual Economic Outlook Seminar (Montana’s AI Future) Coming to 9 Cities January – March 2025

Rethinking How to Staff and Run Your Business

Montana Nonprofit Career Opportunities

Civil Rights Staff Attorney ACLU of Montana   Finance Specialist Missoula Housing Authority Communications Coordinator Northern Plains Resource Council   and more….      

“As this planning and assessment process moves forward over the next year or so, I hope that people will become engaged because we’re all stakeholders. I think that’s something that is really exciting about working in food systems is everybody is connected,”

Great Falls Development Alliance Upcoming Events and Training

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.

Let’s Ignite 2025 – 1/10 – Great Falls, Montana

This is more than an event—it’s a celebration of the exciting projects and opportunities shaping the future of the Great Falls Region. We’ll showcase projects launching, expanding, or finishing in 2025—from new businesses and infrastructure to community developments.

Early child care advocates prepare for upcoming legislative session

According to state data, Montana’s child care capacity met less than half the need for out-of-home care in 2023. The state labor department says that resulted in 66,000 parents unable to fully participate in the workforce.

69th Montana Legislature to Commence Next Week 

Lawmakers in 2025 will be tasked with navigating a set of complex policy challenges, including rising property taxes, an overcrowded state prison and teacher retention issues