Economically Needed Diversity Options for Wyoming (ENDOW) is an economic initiative put forth by @GovMattMead & @WYLegislature Comments: https://xitter.cf/t.co/gBBcBaHf5y
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Sweetwater BOCES Summer Youth Theatre Announces Auditions bit.ly/2W0RN0o
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This is a big deal....and a very real threat for Wyoming. We have to continue to do everything we can to keep college grads and young people here. @GovernorGordon @ENDOWyo @wyentrepreneurs
Open Air: Wyoming's population is rapidly aging out of the workforce, and many people are unprepared for retirement. What should the state do to address this impending crisis? buff.ly/2GpwIWJ
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Adequate power, redundancy, cooling? Yeah, @AreaDevelopment, #Wyoming has that. tinyurl.com/y3qrn95k
Plus a friendly biz environment. Just ask @Microsoft @GreenHouseData @PtolemySystems @NCAR_Science and more
Visit whywyoming.org to learn more.
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Carbon County has fantastic snowmobiling trails and is considered a top destination by snowmobile enthusiasts. ow.ly/gjoG30nUV5t
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WHAT DO WYOMING'S BLOCKCHAIN LAWS REALLY MEAN? Here's my analysis of how all the puzzle pieces fit together. Everyone in #blockchain may want to see it. Once you see what #Wyoming has created, I think it might blow you away! 🤠 forbes.com/sites/caitlinlong… @Tyler_Lindholm @TraceMayer
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The Business Council is always looking for new ways to support our entrepreneurs. A pilot project called an Innovation Center is just one example. Learn more here: (@Sheridan_Press) tinyurl.com/ycjwxqy7
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And - we’re off! If we are going to diversify our economy - it means having global conversations. And those don’t happen in our living rooms. @ENDOWyo @WyoBizCouncil @chamberchamp – at California, USA
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Jason Begger, ED of the @WYOIA, discusses the competitive efforts underway in Wyoming to turn carbon emissions from a liability into an asset. bit.ly/2Cesdw6
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Innovation centers are just one way the Business Council is looking to boost #startups and #entrepreneurship in #Wyoming. tinyurl.com/yajo2e5n (@county3news)
Learn more at wyomingbusiness.org/startupw…
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$5,000-$50,000 grants provided to Wyoming startups with high-growth potential and fewer than 50 employees. wyomingbusiness.org/startupw…
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Congrats to all the @SiliconCouloir alum who received #startup #investment from our new Kickstart program: tinyurl.com/yc4uhkzs (@JacksonHoleNews)
Learn more about the program here: wyomingbusiness.org/startupw…
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This year, 220+ industry leaders and public partners gathered throughout Wyoming to take a #nextgen partnership approach to improving local economies. Great coverage by the @BuffBulletin: tinyurl.com/y8nqpgbk
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Laramie, Wyoming offers a rich, vibrant culture with a thriving tech industry and an energetic entrepreneurial spirit in partnership with the University of Wyoming. Watch Real Wyoming: Laramie. youtu.be/2igm2-UqdlY
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#2018Highlight WIA announced this spring a partnership agreement with @NCarbonCaptureC. Joining the center allows for the two entities to work cooperatively to bring innovative carbon capture technologies to commercial reality. #tbt
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As Governor Matt Mead prepares to leave office, Dr. Marcius Extavour, Executive Director of the $20 million NRG COSIA Carbon @XPRIZE applauds Mead's 8 years of leadership and vision driving the future of carbon technology forward.
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How does the @WyomingITC actually work? Refresh your knowledge with our explainer video! #tbt #2018Highlight
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"Governor Matt Mead knew the importance not only to the coal industry, but the value to the state of Wyoming.
-Bill Stafford, Basin Electric Power Cooperative Director of Government Relations in Wyoming.
