Workforce Development

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Montana Dept. of Commerce awards $662,500 in job creation grants to 5 local businesses

The grant funding is provided by the Big Sky Economic Development Trust Fund and will go to businesses that generate greater opportunities for local residents.

Business-Pitch Competitions: A New Economic Development Strategy for Rural America 

Proponents of the events say they can attract young people interested in entrepreneurial endeavors and open up a possibility for broader community building. 

Great Falls Economic Development Top 10 for 5-29-22

Congratulations to Alluvion Health on the groundbreaking for renovation of the historic Rocky Mountain Building in downtown Great Falls

The NY Times – The most in-demand kitchen in Missoula, Montana is run by refugees

Round Missoula, a university city of 75,000, Ms. Al-Masry, 33, has develop into a small superstar chef. Clients in denims and heavy boots lined up outdoors in sub-freezing temperatures to pattern baba ghanoush and halawa with semolina, a semolina dessert topped with pistachios.

Missoula Fire Dept. looking to hire firefighters

“A career with the Missoula Fire Department will provide motivated individuals with a rewarding and admirable profession. As a Missoula Firefighter, you will experience a career with outstanding opportunities: from a multi-faceted approach in rescue and response to a dynamic and inclusive culture.

Carnegie Mellon Program to Train Government How to Use Data

A new certification program aims to prepare public-sector technology leaders to make their organizations more data-driven, evidence-based and responsive, with a focus on data management, digital innovation and AI.

Montana parents encouraged to apply for ‘summer care grants’

Parents can apply for $1,500 or $2,500 grants to be used to cover the cost of childcare services over the summer.

Montana Working Lands Internship Program gives students an insight into ranch life

This summer, 4 college students will be working at multiple ranches throughout Montana to attain a better understanding of what ranch life is all about and possible credit toward their degree.

We want to know about your remote work experience – Mission West Community Development

We value your comments, thoughts, and ideas and appreciate how you help us make better decisions and design better projects. You can help us improve by contributing your ideas and asking questions about our projects. We’re excited to hear from you!

What Remote Work Could Mean for City Land Use

Leading up to COVID-19, cities were rapidly building dense housing near commuter transit. Remote work is likely to force them to shift to promoting shared workspaces, broadband access, and more competitive tax rates.