SE Corner: Greatness Starts With A Vision
Happy Holidays. I wish the very best for you and yours during this season. I took my family to “The Fabelmans” movie this past weekend
Category: Executive’s Corner
Welcome Pat Dannenberg
Montana Council is pleased to announce the selection of Pat Dannenberg as Director of Field Service. Pat will serve the council out of the Billings,
SE Corner: A Scoutmaster’s Impact
I was honored to be among the many attending the funeral of 40-year Scoutmaster Bill Hoffman, Troop 1960, Missoula, this past Saturday. During my drive
SE Corner: Conversations Lead To Understanding
Many of you may not realize that the Montana Council has hosted donors on fly-fishing experiences for more than 15 years. These events have been
Executive Corner: There’s camping … and then there’s Scout camping!
One of the phrases I use is, “there’s camping…and then there’s Scout camping.” Recently I went camping with some friends and we had a wonderful
SE Corner: Commemorating A Century-Old Tragedy
Hello Team 315, As summer comes to a close and the school year kicks off, I’d like to first thank you for all of your
Executive Corner: Signs Of A Healthy Unit
While I was at Melita Island this summer, a Scoutmaster asked me, “What do you think are signs of a healthy troop?” While there are
SE Corner: 2022 Summer Camp Shout-Outs
I want to take this opportunity to shout out our amazing camp staff and leaders. This year will go down as one of the most difficult
SE Corner: Summer Scouting Experience
Hello Scouting Friends and Family – First, let me tell you what a great honor it is to be selected as your Scout Executive. I
SE Corner: Farewell & Thank You
As most of you have heard, I am Retiring from professional Scouting as Scout Executive/CEO on July 1, 2022. I want to take the opportunity
Scout Executive Announcement
I am pleased to announce the selection of our own Jory Dellinger as the 8th Scout Executive of the Montana Council, effective July 1, 2022.
DSE Corner: Heart, Commitment & Passion
Good morning, As I consume the news and the stories of devastation, shootings, significant crime and general upheaval –especially those stories involving youth – I