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Gov 2.0 Summit 2010 - Co-produced by UBM TechWeb & O'Reilly Conferences, September 07 - 08, 2010, Washington, DC Governor meets with Montana companies on Outside magazine's 100 Best Places to Work list Leaders from a handful of Montana small businesses recognized as some of the country’s greatest places to work met with Gov. Steve Bullock on Thursday to discuss their success in using Montana’s resources to create an attractive work environment. The businesses were named this year to Outside magazine’s annual 100 Best Places to Work. Most of the organizations featured by the magazine incorporate any number of outdoor pursuits into the office culture, from Nordic skiing to slack lines to work schedules that make room for the occasional powder day. Representatives from each organization took part in a roundtable discussion with the governor before hitting the trail for a group hike up Mount Helena. Bullock said he hopes the businesses can be examples for other Montana entrepreneurs and serve as ambassadors to those thinking about locating their company here. But now the company is actually gaining more business because of the way it treats its employees, Gregerson said. School makes list
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Eco Vessel sets sail for world of safe sipping | Current Edition Although researchers continue to debate the extent of BPA’s negative health effects, many of those people decided to stay on the safe side and use products made of other materials. Feeling that there was a lack of safe, sturdy food-storage containers and water bottles for kids, Jon Fox, a father of two, decided to add a new option to the shelf. Fox in 2008 launched his company, Eco Vessel LLC, as a maker of sustainable and reusable beverage bottles. Response to his products, in the form of sales, continues to indicate that he's not the only person looking to get around the potential downside of BPA. “Since 2008 we've at least doubled every year – that's 200 percent growth,” he said. Eco Vessel uses stainless steel with no liners or coatings to make its containers. Fox partnered with like-minded organizations such as Denver's Water For People early on to support the mission of providing safe drinking water for everyone. Eco Vessel containers’ retail prices range from $12 to $40.