Social Media, Connectivity & Communications in Montana
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Idaho falls…..
From childbirth to miscarriages, women’s health care in the state has become increasingly dangerous.
The Traditional Resume Is Dead. Here Is What Founders Should Look For Instead
Big firms like McKinsey and Google are dropping degree requirements in the AI era. Here is how startup founders can use their agility to win the war for top talent.
Why don’t we carpool to Montana conferences?
Have you heard anyone recommend a specific carpool/rideshare element that we could promote for conference organizers? We think it could be a great addition to every conference announcement.
Montana Clean Energy Summit – 11/10 – Bozeman
Bringing Montana’s clean energy industry, policymakers, utilities, workforce leaders, and communities together.
University of Montana Launches First Human-Centered AI Career Certificate
The new nine-credit program equips students with skills to lead ethically in an AI-driven world. Courses emphasize critical thinking and keeping humans in control of technology.
Prospera – Mentees and Mentors Still Needed For Women’s Mentorship Programs
Are you interested in giving back and supporting the next generation of Montana, women-owned businesses? If yes, apply to 56Strong as a mentor!
Applications Open for Commerce’s Opportunities in Rural Economies Planning Grant Program
“Commerce’s ORE Planning Grant Program creates good-paying jobs for Montana residents by promoting long-term stable economic growth, retaining or expanding existing businesses and supporting workforce development across the state,” said Commerce Director Marta Bertoglio.
Yellowstone National Park and Tallgrass Launch $105 Million Conservation Fund
The Tallgrass WYld Yellowstone Initiative will fund infrastructure upgrades and conservation projects, including a new visitor center. This historic private gift aims to address deferred maintenance and boost visitor engagement across Yellowstone’s vast landscape.
University of Montana Graduates First Women Leaders in Educational Administration
“As educators, we ultimately need to prepare kids to enter the world,” Baldwin said. “The Women in Educational Leadership program gave me important knowledge, frameworks and exposure to the many different parts of leadership. Perhaps the most important thing it made me do was figure out what kind of leader I want to be.”highlighting the program’s impact on female representation in education leadership.



