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Jeff and Bill from HomeStake describe their vision of community investment for the good of all.
HomeStake: https://homestakeventurepartners.com/
Big Help for Small Business: https://bozeman.score.org/content/take-workshop-238
Bozeman Public Library Business Center: https://www.bozemanlibrary.org/services/for/adults/business-center
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Can you run a tech company in Montana? Triple Tree co-founder Sam Lucas says, "Yes!" Especially with all the great mentors available.
Triple Tree: https://tripletreellc.com/
Bozeman Public Library Business Center: https://www.bozemanlibrary.org/services/for/adults/business-center
Reach out to the podcast: [email protected]
Connor Harbison describes how the MSU Blackstone LaunchPad helps students, staff, and alumni develop ventures.
MSU LaunchPad: http://www.montana.edu/launchpad/
Contact Connor: [email protected]
Bozeman Public Library Business Center: https://www.bozemanlibrary.org/services/for/adults/business-center
Reach out to the podcast: [email protected]
Sunflower didn't grow up in Bozeman. She didn't even grow up in the United States. But she has always enjoyed keeping a clean home!
Cleaning by Sunflower: https://www.cleaningbysunflower.com/
Contact Sunflower: 406-220-3426
Bozeman Public Library Business Center page: https://www.bozemanlibrary.org/services/for/adults/business-center
Reach out to the podcast: [email protected]
City Sustainability might not come to mind when you think about organizations that support business, but thanks to the Bozeman Energy Project, local businesses, both large and small, have received funding to help them care for the environment while also improving their bottom lines.
Heather Higinbotham can be contacted at (406) 582-2370
Learn more about the Bozeman Energy Project: https://www.bozeman.net/government/sustainability/bozeman-energy-project
Reach out to the podcast: [email protected]
An almost-Canadian New Yorker, Adam has traveled across the nation searching for better snow. He started Red Tractor Pizza with the mission of giving people a healthier eating option.
You can visit Red Tractor at the corner of 10th and Main.
National Geographic article about feeding the world: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/foodfeatures/feeding-9-billion/
Journal article about sugar and addiction: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17668074
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Gallatin College is essential to Bozeman's entrepreneurial ecosystem, providing necessary workforce training with its one-year and two-year degree programs.
Dean Hietala and Stephanie Gray join me to explain more about the college's goals and accomplishments.
If you want to learn more about Gallatin College, visit their website: http://gallatin.montana.edu/
Reach out to the podcast: [email protected]
Jena Gardner is the founder of JG Black Book, and CEO of JG Worldwide. We discuss what it's like to be to be a mother and a professional, how she started a company in New York - and what she's doing back in Montana.
Check out JG Worldwide: https://jgworldwide.com/
Reach out to the podcast: [email protected]
Bozeman resident Alex Hughes confesses that he wants to "fight evil", and he's found a novel way to do it. In this episode you'll learn about the events that led a young entrepreneur to explore the vast potential of algae.
If your interest in algae is piqued, check out allaboutalgae.com
Send Alex an email. [email protected]
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In the premier episode of micromegas, Eli sits down with Jesse and Tyler Collins in their new restaurant space. These brothers got creative when they started a mac n' cheese food truck in 2014, and thanks to their success, Bozeman will now be able to enjoy macaroni year-round!
If this episode leaves you hungry for more, check out Mo'Bowls online at mobowls.com or visit them in person at their new University Square location: 200 S. 23rd Ave, Ste. E7, Bozeman, MT 59718.
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