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Montana Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Study: Missoula and Bozeman Have Some of the Highest Levels of Entrepreneurship in U.S.
Conversations about entrepreneurship often focus on Silicon Valley, Boston or other major metropolitan areas, yet Missoula and Bozeman, Montana enjoy some of the highest levels of entrepreneurship in the nation in terms of startup and high-growth companies, as well as spinoff activities, according to a report funded by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.Missoula and Bozeman rank 9th and 12th highest in startup rates among 394 areas in the U.S., and the proportion of high-growth firms is particularly high in Bozeman, higher than Denver (9th in the nation) and almost compatible with Washington, D.C. (1st in the nation), according to the report.
Entrepreneurship Events 2017
The Montana High Tech Business Alliance, MonTEC and the Blackstone LaunchPads at the University of Montana and Montana State University are holding two upcoming forums on entrepreneurship in Montana.
High tech revenues top $1 billion, survey says
High-tech companies are an important component of Montana’s economy, generating more than $1 billion in revenues in 2016 and growing at rates seven times faster than the statewide economy, according to a recent study conducted by the University of Montana Bureau of Business and Economic Research.
Rocky Mountain Bank Hosts Packed House for 2017 Bozeman Reception & Bozeman & Missoula Airports Join Forces, Expand Direct Daily Flights to More Cities
Rocky Mountain Bank hosted another big, high-energy crowd for the Montana High Tech Business Alliance reception in Bozeman for the third year in a row on February 21, 2017.
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15 Montana Companies to Watch in 2017
Montana High Tech Business Alliance is highlighting 15 Montana companies to watch in 2017. To form this list, we looked for startups and growth companies that fit at least one of our criteria.
Bank of Bozeman Celebrates 10+ Years Supporting Montana Entrepreneurs, Q&A with President Clinton Gerst
Bank of Bozeman is a local, independently owned community bank. We provide financial services and years of expertise to many individuals and businesses in the Gallatin Valley and surrounding areas.
Missoula's Sunburst Sensors Continues to Innovate in Wake of $2 Million Ocean Health XPRIZE: Q&A with Jim Beck, CEO & Co-Owner
Sunburst Sensors was launched in 1999 by Michael DeGrandpre and David Irwin to manufacture the SAMI-CO2 (Submersible Autonomous Moored Instrument for measuring dissolved CO2 in seawater). The technology was developed by DeGrandpre at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute (WHOI) in the mid 1990’s while in post-doc.
Internet Marketing Powerhouse Hagadone Digital Accelerates High-tech Growth in Western Montana: Q&A with Kimberly Weaver, Multimedia Specialist, Kalispell
At Hagadone Digital Montana, we create innovative, customized digital marketing solutions designed to build your business and brand online.As a full service Internet marketing agency:
We create and expand the reach of your brand identity.
We develop your online voice to resonate with consumers.
We establish your business as an in-the-know industry expert.
First Interstate Bank Hosts 130 Tech Leaders at 2016 Missoula Reception
First Interstate Bank hosted the Montana High Tech Business Alliance Reception in Missoula for the third year in a row, welcoming more than 130 guests to the sixth floor of their downtown branch on November 15, 2016.
10 Current Trends of Workplace Wellbeing
As the cost of healthcare continues to rise and skilled talent is hard to come by, many Montana employers are turning to health and wellness programs as an opportunity to reduce costs, increase employee engagement, and improve people’s lives.
First Security Bank Completes Merger with Teton, Serves Growing Global Needs of Local Customers: Q&A with Steve Wheeler, President/CEO, Bozeman
First Security Bank was created by local bankers in Bozeman in 1919. The first location was a remodeled butcher shop located just a block from where we are today.
Why Fast-growing Workiva is a Best Workplace for Technology, Millenials: Q&A with Jeff Trom, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer
Workiva (NYSE:WK) created Wdesk, a cloud-based productivity platform for enterprises to collect, link, report and analyze business data with control and accountability. The platform's proprietary word processing, spreadsheet and presentation applications are integrated and built upon a data management engine, offering synchronized data, controlled collaboration, granular permissions and a full audit trail.
KOA Takes a High-tech Approach to Outdoor Hospitality: Q&A with John Adams, AVP of Information Services, Kampgrounds of America, Billings
KOA is the world’s largest system of independently owned and operated campgrounds