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CoBuild Montana Summit | October 20–22, 2026 | University of Montana, Missoula

CoBuild Summit Ticket Types

October 20–22, 2026 · UC Center, University of Montana, Missoula

Join us for three days of building Montana's future together. Choose the pass that fits you, and be part of a community rooted in local ideas and shared success.

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GENERAL ADMISSION
$120 Early Bird / $150 after September 16th

Full three-day access to everything the Summit has to offer.

  • Mainstage keynotes and panels

  • Working tracks and breakout sessions

  • Site tours

  • Select meals and the evening mixer

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CO-BUILDER PILLAR
$495 · Limited to 40 spots

Everything in General Admission, plus special access and recognition for our closest supporters.

  • Private breakfast with keynote author Elizabeth MacBride

  • Reserved front-row seating at the Startup World Cup

  • Recognition at the CoBuild Center

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VIRTUAL
$49

Join us from anywhere in Montana and beyond.

  • Livestream access to mainstage keynotes and panels

Please note: Working tracks, tours, meals, and the mixer are in-person only.

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MONTANA ENROLLED STUDENTS
Free

We want the next generation in the room.

  • Full three-day access at no cost

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FREE EXHIBIT AREA TABLE SPACE
For teams of 5 or more

Bring your team and receive a complementary table in our exhibit area.

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FOUNDING SUPPORTER ADD-ON
$50 / $100 / $250

Want to help launch CoBuild Montana? Add a Founding Supporter contribution to any ticket at checkout.

  • Recognition in the Summit program

  • The lasting satisfaction of helping build something for Montana's communities

Your People Are Already Here

The summit gathers the people actively building a stronger, more self-reliant Montana. When you register, you join:

  • Founders and entrepreneurs launching community-rooted ventures

  • Impact investors and philanthropists putting capital to work close to home

  • Cooperative leaders and members growing shared-ownership businesses

  • Civic and economic development leaders strengthening local communities

  • Rural health leaders building member-owned care models

  • Tribal and Indigenous leaders advancing sovereign, community-rooted development

  • Students and emerging leaders stepping into Montana's cooperative future

Wherever you're coming from in Montana, you'll find your people in this room.