Between my agricultural background and experience working
for the State of Montana promoting “value-added” business enterprises that
encouraged the growth of businesses utilizing Montana agricultural commodities,
I get excited every time I read about a success story that builds on locally
produced commodities, and builds brand recognition around a whole new
product. Combine that with my M.B.A. and
the understanding of the many challenges associated with small business
development, and I have great respect for the people that take on these
challenges and work to build our local economy.
One such business in Montana that has successfully
grown into a strong new category with a series of businesses spread across the
state has been local micro-breweries.
They operate under some strict state rules and regulations, but have
been able to create new jobs, and utilize products that Montana grows in
great quality and quantity.

If you are in town, and can make it, please plan to join us Tuesday, June 5, to encourage the use of business success to promote positive community change, and hopefully engage in some great conversations about what we are planning to be involved with in Bolivia. We hope to see you there.
Wish I could come!!!
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