The Yellowstone Business Partnership
YBP Membership Tops 100
Janice M. Brown
The Yellowstone Business Partnership has exceeded its 100-member milestone thanks to the interest of businesses and business-affiliated individuals from 14 counties in the Yellowstone-Teton region. Fifty of the business members are from Montana, 40 of which are located in Gallatin County (Bozeman and West Yellowstone, primarily). Twenty businesses have joined from western Wyoming counties with another 15 from eastern Idaho. We also have some 25 non-business, associate members who have provided their generous financial support. more...
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