
Bozeman’s Women’s Business Expo Is Back 2025
If you're a woman in business here in the Gallatin Valley, there's an event coming up you'll want to have on your radar. The Bozeman Professional Women (BPW) are hosting their annual Women's Business Expo, and it's all about connection, inspiration, and supporting other women chasing big goals.
Whether you're just starting out or you've been running the show for years, this event is a great way to plug into the local community of movers and shakers.
Also, just in case you missed it, Bozeman was recently ranked among the TOP 10 Best small cities in the U.S. for starting a business.
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Bozeman Professional Women is a local nonprofit made up of over 115 trailblazing professionals. This year marks the 4th annual Women's Business Expo and it's definitely worth attending with 40 booths to browse. It's a great chance to network, connect, and learn more about the incredible work these local women and their businesses are doing!
The upcoming BPW Women's Business Expo will be held:
DATE: April 30th, 2025
TIME: 5 pm-8 pm
WHERE: Gallatin Valley Fairgrounds, Building #1
901 N. Black Ave., Bozeman, MT 59715
You can purchase tickets to the 2025 BPW Women's Business Expo HERE.
Other Perks...
Like we said, BPW is all about supporting women right here in our local community—and one of the coolest ways they do that is through grants.

Thanks to events like the Women's Expo, they're able to provide both business and education grants to help women grow and succeed. Last year alone, they gave out over $15,000 to women across Montana. The grants are awarded every October at their Annual Celebration Dinner, where they also recognize some of the incredible women making a difference in our community.
I'll be at the event this year, and I'd love to see you there too!
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