Our Technical Service Representative Teams

Miriam McAlister is a Nashville, TN native who is trying to earn the right to live in the great state of Montana! She graduated in 2009 from Lipscomb University with a degree in both Psychology and Spanish. While at Lipscomb, she played Division I women's basketball, but she also participated in everything from freshmen mentorship to vocal performace productions to leadership in student activism. She is passionate about the people and culture of Honduras and has translated and worked there many times. Right out of school, Miriam partnered with the United Nations Foundation on a National Malaria Awareness Campaign. She has also spent time as a travel-basketball coach and a family nanny. She loves children and really enjoys working with them in any capacity! Other activities that Miriam frequently indulges in include hiking, basketball, painting, singing, fashion-related pursuits, and pen-pal'ing with the many kids she has kept in touch with over the years. Her large family remains in TN where her sister is finsihing her basketball career at the same place Miriam played. All in all, she is very excited to be in Montana and to now be a part of the amazing PFL team!

Travis Hartman was born and raised in Montana in both the cities of Bozeman and Great Falls. He received his bachelor's degree in Business Administratin from the University of Montana Western and is currently earning his MBA from the University of Montana in Missoula. Prior to coming to PFL, Travis spent three years at Montana State University as a Resident Director managing one of the university residence halls. He spent the summer months between semesters in the seat of a driftboat guiding fly-fisherman in Southwest Montana. He enjoys basically anything outdoors (hunting and fishing particularly) and spending time with his wonderful fiance Amber whom he will be wed to in August.

Logan Robertson grew up in Provo Utah and has lived around Salt Lake City most of his life. He studied Fire Science at the Utah Fire and Rescue Academy in Provo Utah where he learned how to put the wet stuff on the red stuff. Logan also studied emergency medicine and was able to put the skills he learned at school to work volunteering for 6 years as a Firefighter while living at Sundance. After finding a job with a small start up company called Logoworks, Logan traded sticking needles in patients arms and ripping hoods off of cars to typing E-mails and answering phones. He moved from Utah to Montana in November of 2011. He enjoys snow boarding, hiking, and fishing. He hopes to add hunting to his list of hobbies sometime next season.