“Film is a powerful tool for economic development,” Governor Bullock said. “Productions bring jobs to our industry professionals and money to our communities, while the projects themselves live on to share with audiences around the globe what Montana has to offer.”
“At the end of the day we’re saving taxpayers money,” he said, “and showing this is the desire of students and staff, who wanted to be environmentally conscious.”
MCPS Communications Director Hatton Littman says this project is being developed in an effort to educate the community about the potential of solar energy.
The goal of this project is to attract developers, businesses and entrepreneurs to invest in developing/occupying underutilized properties in downtown Great Falls. Ultimate uses of properties could include retail, dining, entertainment, office, housing or other.
“This is not fireproofing, and this isn’t necessarily going to reduce occurrence. What we’re really interested in is reducing some of that intensity,” said Missoula District Ranger Jen Hensiek.
Businesses and organizations that wish to participate are invited to apply to the MSU Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship. Applications are due by July 29.
Housed at MSU, Montana INBRE is a network of Montana universities, community colleges and tribal colleges that invests in biomedical research capacity and workforce development throughout the state.
The center is expanding entrepreneurial programs at the University and building a new community to meet challenges and adapt to changing health care and biotech fields, as well as an evolving research funding landscape.
By tapping into Jackson’s collective cultural conscience, officials want to determine what constitutes the town’s elusive “Western character” and how to maintain it.
21st Century Education Initiative – “You Should Care…”
Given the rise of automation and its impacts on the current global workforce, how should schools prepare students for a future where change will be the new normal?
The WLI program uses a collaborative approach, network building and professional training to build a culture of support for women’s leadership training.
Rhode Island officials are looking to the private sector to help them become the first state to implement blockchain technology across multiple agencies, thereby increasing government efficiency in several areas.
State leaders believe an unmanned aircraft network, which allows drones to be operated beyond visual line of sight, could prove to be an economic boon for the state.
