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GNDC Wins Two 2024 MEDA Impact Awards for Economic Development in Northeast Montana

GNDC Wins Two 2024 MEDA Impact Awards for Economic Development in Northeast Montana

by Quincy Walter | Dec 2, 2024 | Current Projects, SBDC Blog Posts

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEGreat Northern Development Corporation Wins Two 2024 MEDA Impact Awards for Economic Development in Northeast Montana Wolf Point, MT, October 2024 – Great Northern Development Corporation (GNDC) is proud to announce its recognition as the...

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