Tony has been a member of the College of Business faculty for 25 years.  His teaching and research focus includes banking, corporate finance, and business valuation.  He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Bank of Montana, where he has been a member since the Bank’s establishment in 2007.  Dr. Crawford has served on and/or chaired several local non-profit boards, including the Missoula Housing Corporation and Make-A-Wish Montana.

Tony Lives with his wife Pedge in the upper Rattlesnake neighborhood, where he appreciates the ability to hike out his back door with his dog Wrigley.  A near life-long Chicago Cubs fan, Tony loves baseball.  He also plays/collects guitars, takes occasional winding summer rides on his motorcycle and enjoys live music and music festivals (and cannot wait to enjoy these with Pedge and their friends again).  Pedge and Tony share five children and five grandchildren, and they are fortunate that most still live in Missoula which keeps them blessed, busy and connected.

While working as a nanny and running the nanny agency, Cindy volunteered to help start the Families First Children’s Museum. She was hired on as the Volunteer Coordinator and later became Assistant Director, and then Director. Wanting to spend more time with her young children, Cindy left the Children’s Museum and ran a business from home for 12 years.

In January of 2017 she started a new career as a realtor at Ink Realty Group.  Cindy and her husband enjoy being part of the amazing Missoula community. She enthusiastically embraces all that Montana living has to offer and enjoys adventures with her family.  Cindy’s passion for this great place runs deep.

Clients consistently recognize Clare’s exceptional ability to align business strategy to employee performance and engagement.  She is noted for her astute interpersonal skills and authentic presence, complemented by knowing when to ask “tough questions” in order to reach the desired goals of each client.

Clare has delivered workshops and coached leaders throughout Europe, China, India and South America.    She received her professional coaching certification from the Hudson Institute of Santa Barbara, CA.  She’s been designated as a Master Certified Coach (MCC) by the International Coaching Federation.  Clare holds dual citizenship in the U.S. and Ireland.  She volunteers with the Selway Bitterroot Frank Church Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to fostering appreciation and stewardship of wilderness and wild lands, as a fire lookout at St. Mary Peak lookout outside Stevensville, Montana.

Additionally, Rob has worked for Intermountain Healthcare’s Pension and corporate investment team; The Broe Group, researching private equity and venture capital opportunities; and Stifel Financial as an Equity Research Associate covering Applied Technology stocks. 

Rob is a graduate of Lockheed Martin’s Finance Leadership Development Program.  He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Management from Brigham Young University in 2009, and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Denver in 2012.  Rob is also a CFA Charterholder. Rob lives with his wife Amy and four children in Missoula and enjoy exploring the outdoors.

On moving to Montana, she was hired to head the Dance Program at the University of Montana, earned a masters in Movement Studies from Wesleyan, went on to become a full professor, establish two dance companies – Mo-Trans and Headwaters Dance Co. – earn UM’s award for Outstanding Faculty and the 2009 Governor’s Arts Awards for the State of Montana.

She has taught dance on four other continents, and had her site-specific dance work shown on CNN’s World News.  Her travel memoir, Crossing the River: A Life in Brazil was published in 2015.  Her articles have been published in Outside, Outside On-line, Mamalode, and High Desert Journal.

and moved to Montana with her husband and children in 2006.  She graduated with high honors from the University of Montana School of Law and has served as a board member for a number of other local nonprofit organizations.