The Montana High Tech Business Alliance was proud to sponsor PFL's Big Sky: Big Ideas summit for the second year in a row. The customer engagement seminar drew nearly 200 attendees from all across the country

When it comes to remote workers, Conor Smith has seen both sides of the story, at the same time. His wife began working remotely after six years of working on-location…

It was a painful, yet familiar, story for executives around the table. Kevin, a top manager at a Montana technology firm, had recently made a job offer to Mark, a promising programmer from Salt Lake City. Mark sold his house, packed up his wife and kids, and moved to Missoula on a Saturday to begin the new position on Monday…

Glacier Bank hosted more than 75 leaders in high-tech and manufacturing at Desoto Grill for the Montana High Tech Business Alliance’s reception in Kalispell on August 31, 2017.

Greg and Susan Gianforte hosted 150 leaders in high-tech and manufacturing at their home for the Montana High Tech Business Alliance’s reception in Bozeman on July 6, 2017…

D.A. Davidson Chief Operations & Information Officer Tim Austin and team hosted 50 leaders in high-tech and manufacturing at their modern meeting space in downtown Great Falls for the Montana High Tech Business Alliance’s reception and CEO Roundtable on April 20, 2017.

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Jake Bullinger, a freelance journalist from Seattle, has written a long article on Bozeman's tech scene for Fast Company published May 9, 2017. Companies and individuals interviewed or mentioned include:

Meg Oliver, alumna of the University of Montana Journalism School and Correspondent for CBS News in New York City, read 15 Montana Companies to Watch in 2017 and was inspired to do a story that aired across the country on May 4, 2017.

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.

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 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 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.