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The focal points for the 2022 Growth Summit stem from conversations with local businesses, and this year will include the vision for the Kalispell Business Improvement District, discussions on the intersection of growth and public safety and updates on the attainable housing initiative from last year’s summit.
“It’s no surprise the biggest issue for businesses right now is lack of workforce,” said Laura Gardner, Job Service Kalispell Supervisor, at a Kalispell Chamber of Commerce luncheon on March 15.
MEDA -Montana Economic Developers Association
Smarter Planning for Rural Communities
Many rural communities face growing demographic and economic challenges. Smart planning can help anticipate and respond to these problems, allowing communities to take control of their destinies.
Competition could benefit consumer pricing, and multiple providers would also be forced to compete for customers, improving the services provided to residents who subscribe.
Montana Business and Govt. Agency Collaboration Success
The measures they recommended included supporting Tax Increment Financing districts and giving mobile-home residents more opportunity to purchase their properties.
He originally named his company Bad Ass Work Bags–a tip of the hard hat to the tough trade. He did wonder, only briefly, if that name might be too vulgar.
A string of pack mules, loaded with equipment from the Ninemile Ranger Station, visited campus to promote the “Wilderness Policy and Packing” outdoor summer course which includes a five-day trip into the Bob Marshall Wilderness.
In his latest paper, Schweitzer and his co-authors introduce a framework to help people have more successful conversations by identifying and understanding the motives of each participant. The model is called the “conversational circumplex,” and it maps conversations along two key axes: informational and relational.
Emeryville Mayor John Bauters is using his outsize personality and burgeoning social media presence to evangelize for car-free streets. But can his big ideas take root elsewhere?
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