Welcome to Leadership Montana!
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As Montana looks to the future, we face a changing and challenging economy, ever more complex issues regarding the health and security of our people, our management of natural resources. We see an increasing need for our communities, our businesses and our government to be partners for a strong, growing Montana.
Progress depends on developing a sustainable core of committed leaders who understand these issues, are willing to listen to and learn from each other, celebrate cultural diversity and diverse opinions, and demonstrate a passion for the Last Best Place.
Leadership Montana, Inc. is 501c3 not-for-profit organization
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2011-2012 Valued Sponsors and
Corporate Affiliates
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Washington Companies*
* Denotes multiple years of support
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LEADERSHIP ($5,000+)
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DISTINGUISHED ($1,000+)
Big Sky Resort
BNSF
Burchenal Foundation
Cloud Peak Energy Resources
Homewood Suites, Bozeman
Montana State Fund*
Tri State Restaurant Supply, Inc.
GOLD (500+)
Flathead Valley Community College
Great Falls Tours & Tolley
Karst Stage Transportation (Bozeman)
Stockman Bank
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Testimonials
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Amber Sundsted: "People have recognized a change in me, they have seen a spark, that something is different, a different attitude. . . These are 37 people I really needed in my life, and I didn't know it . . . I cannot say enough good things about Leadership Montana. It's the peopel, the business leaders who come to talk with our group, the leaders . . . it has exceeded my expectations."
Barb Beck: "I have had a deepened appreciation for people who volunteer their time and serve in elected office. Leadership Montana encourages you to step up for the public good"
Sarah Sadowski: “This course provided me the time to deepen understanding of the strengths and barriers facing individuals and Montana as a whole. The experience brings diverse people together and as a result, puts faces and names to perspectives, personalizing the very things we all care about yet often see differently.”
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