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Bohemian Foundation is a philanthropic organization based in Fort Collins, CO, dedicated to building strong communities through innovative approaches. They work collaboratively with community members and grantees to address local, national, and global challenges related to youth, economic stability, music, health, poverty, the environment, and democracy. Through their grantmaking programs in Community, Music, Global, and Civic Programs, Bohemian Foundation supports organizations and initiatives that strive to make a positive impact and create lasting change. They value imagination, creativity, and results-oriented work, and aim to foster vibrant communities where everyone can thrive.Generated from the website

The mission of Wyoming Business Council is to facilitate the economic growth of Wyoming.The creation of Wyoming Business Council in 1998 dramatically changed Wyoming's approach to economic development. Unlike the state's previous economic development efforts, this new organization has more of a corporate structure, incorporates private business practices in order to drive programs and has instituted regional offices throughout the state.The State of Wyoming created Wyoming Business Council to focus public and private efforts to build a strong job creation base in the new economy with manufacturing and technology as core competencies while strengthening the existing business and industry groups under energy, agriculture, tourism and travel.Board of Directors - The Business Council is part of the state government, but its structure resembles a corporation with a CEO and a board of directors. Each member of the board is a successful business owner from Wyoming. Click here for more information on the board and board meeting minutes.Employment Opportunities - Interested in joining the Business Council team? Check to see if the WBC has any open positions.Legislation - Wyoming Business Council encompasses Wyoming Statutes 9-12-101 through 9-12-804The key programs focus on developing assets to capture new business development at market initiatives, to build market share and applied research programs and to integrate technologies into the economic foundation of the state. Beyond its assistance to communities, existing businesses and recruitment prospects, the Business Council has divisions dedicated to: