STAFF

MEGAN McGLOTHLEN
Executive DirectorMegan McGlothlen made her first trip abroad when she was 18 and immediately became captivated by all things international. She holds a degree in International Business and Marketing which lends well to her work with WorldMontanaSM. McGlothlen began working with WorldMontanaSM in September of 2008 as Assistant Director. She became the Executive Director in January of 2009. In the relatively short-time McGlothlen has been managing WorldMontanaSM she has orchestrated the updating of its logo and website, created a blog and e-newsletter system, pushed forward on fresh fundraisers and shaped new programs to increase exposure of the IVLP.
In 2001, McGlothlen launched a Bozeman based advertising agency which she still operates today. Her current volunteer commitments include Junior Achievement; a position on the Board of Directors of the Help Center which assists individuals and families through counseling and outreach; and a position on the Board of Directors of the Bozeman Sunrise Rotary Club. Her hobbies include travel, riding her motorcycle and running.

MARIE DOUBRAVA
Program AssistantMarie Doubrava is from Chicago, Illinois, where she lived in a neighborhood comprised of Czechoslovak and other Eastern European immigrants. Czech is her second language, and she participated in various scholastic and cultural programs growing up. Her first visit to the Czech Republic to meet her extended family was in March of 1993, and lived there for a year in 2002.
Marie has joined WorldMontanaSM as a Program Assistant and works on scheduling programs for our international visitors, contributing to locally-sponsored WorldMontanaSM programs and engaging our membership. Marie attended Georgia State University, majoring in business and human resources. Her leisure activities include working for Montana State University Guest Services, paper crafting, horseback riding and following the National Hockey League. She also volunteers with the Bozeman Symphony, Ellen Theatre and the Intermountain Opera.