Whitney Williams in State of Montana secondary Archives


On Environment: Defend Montana against wealthy interests buying public land

She's running for Governor to do the same in the state her family homesteaded six generations ago. As Governor, Whitney will fight back against the constant threat to our public lands from Big Money and special interests. She'll finally hold pharmaceutical companies accountable for the price of prescription drugs, and she'll defend the Montana we know and love against wealthy out-of-staters buying up land and cutting off access.
Source: 2020 MT Gubernatorial campaign website WhitneyForMontana.com Jan 23, 2020

On Principles & Values: Parents were elected officials in Congress, state Senate

The daughter of Pat and Carol Williams--Montana's longest serving Congressman and first female Senate Majority Leader-- Whitney grew up knowing that being a Montanan was a privilege--but that it was up to every generation to fight for it.
Source: 2020 MT Gubernatorial campaign website WhitneyForMontana.com Jan 23, 2020

On Principles & Values: Founded WilliamsWorks, helping philanthropic efforts

[The organization website] williamsworks is the realization of Whitney's vision to create a new discipline in the philanthropy field. Whitney is personally involved in developing philanthropy strategies, positioning clients, and conceiving and implementing learning engagements. Her in-depth understanding of the complexity of working across the globe and her knowledge of complex political environments help clients make their grant making and advocacy efforts as effective as possible.
Source: 2020 MT Gubernatorial campaign website WilliamsWorks.com Jan 23, 2020

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