Friends of Flagship Advisory Board of Directors  
The Friends of Flagship Board is a group of community members who support the mission and operation of The Flagship Program. The primary role of the board is fundraising, but the committee may act in an advisory capacity as well. 

Tammy Bodlovic
​Tammy is excited to return to The Flagship Program as an Advisory Board Member.  Tammy worked as the Flagship Fund Development Coordinator from 2005-2013. Tammy is the Development Director for the historic Roxy Theater.  She also is a member of the Missoula Optimist Club.

Nicole Siefert
Partner at Rhoades Siefert & Erickson, PLLC. Nicole is an attorney practicing civil litigation in Federal and State Courts in Nevada and Montana. Her practice focuses on providing expert consultation and dedicated representation to individuals and small businesses. Her firm sponsors "Flyaways for Flagship." ​
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Keegan Witt
Keegan is the Manager of Compliance at Montana Development Corporation. Keegan is a certified public accountant and certified fraud examiner.  ​

Chase Jones
​Energy Conservation Coordinator for the City of Missoula, where he works to coordinate the implementation of Missoula’s Conservation & Climate Action Plan (CCA).  The City tapped Jones as the person to “lose sleep” over the CCAP’s goal of carbon neutrality upon its unanimous adoption by Missoula’s City Council in 2013.  He has promptly increased his coffee intake ever since.  Outside of work, Jones has served on the Missoula Community School Board of Directors, coaches his son’s Little League baseball team, and organizes volunteers to green Missoula’s signature community music and arts festival, River City Roots.

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​Carol Ewen
Carol is employed at Missoula County Public Schools as The Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) Coordinator. Carol was trained as a school psychologist and managed school mental health programs for 11 years at the Bitterroot Valley Education Cooperative. In her current position at MCPS Carol is the project director for the 21st Century Grant, facilitates the GMM Student Wellness Council, coordinates school mental health services and supports and trains schools to implement interventions for students.

​Haley Bradley
Haley is a Special Projects Officer at TrailWest Bank where she is involved in various levels of creating, promoting, and delivering products and services designed to improve customers banking experience. Being lucky enough to be born and raised in Missoula County, Haley enjoys any opportunity to give back to the community.  

Wade Hoyt
​Wade has experience in every aspect of construction, with over 40 years of experience in the industry.  He began in construction in 1965 working summers for his father.  After years of working in the construction industry on the west coast, in 1992 he came to Missoula to build a home for his sister.  Hoyt Homes began as a small construction company twenty-six years ago and its steady growth is a testament to Wade’s reputation for honesty and quality craftsmanship.  Wade takes a hands-on approach to running the company and client interaction, providing a personal touch to the daily progress of every project.  Wade has a commitment to this industry and makes time to volunteer as part of the leadership team for the Missoula Building Industry Association (MBIA).  He has been a two-time President of the MBIA, the MBIA Builder of the Year in 1999, 2009, 2012 and 2017 and a long-serving Board member.

​Taylor Rush
Taylor relocated from Seattle, WA in 2008, Taylor is a University of Montana alum where he received a BA in both Management and Marketing. Taylor serves as a Sales Executive and the Director of Stadium Operations for Mountain Baseball LLC, the group that owns and operates the Missoula Osprey and MSO Hub. The Osprey are the Pioneer League Affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks and the MSO Hub is a downtown retail store that features Osprey & Montana Grizzlies merchandise as well as Missoula and Montana gifts and souvenirs. 

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Kate Jennings
Senior Director of Development at the University of Montana Foundation, Kate is focused on increasing private support for the College of Business. She moved to Montana from Washington, DC after a career in political fundraising that took her all over the country. Outside of work, Kate serves as an International Rescue Committee Family Mentor to a refugee family and is a proud parent of a Lowell Elementary kid who loves participating in the Flagship program.