TEAM
CHAIRMAN
Mike Gulledge, Chairman
Mike Gulledge is Vice President of Publishing for Lee Enterprises, publisher of the Billings Gazette newspaper.
In November 2006, Gulledge was appointed Chairman of the Montana Meth Project. Gulledge resides in Billings, MT.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Sherry L. Cladouhos, Board of Directors
Sherry L. Cladouhos, president and CEO of Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Montana, has been a longtime supporter of the Montana Meth Project.
"This ground-breaking program has made a significant impact in the fight against this highly addictive and socially destructive drug," said Cladouhos.
"I am committed to the project and its continued efforts to educate Montana's youth so they have the information they need to make smart choices
about their lives and health."
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Willam P. (Bill) Foley, II, Board of Directors
As chairman of the board of directors for Fidelity National Financial, a Fortune 500 company,
William P. (Bill) Foley is a successful business leader uniquely positioned to help guide the
Meth Project's prevention campaign. "I am proud to stand behind the Montana Meth Project's
powerful prevention campaign, one that is educating our youth and reducing demand for this
highly addictive drug," said Foley.
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Hon. Mike McGrath, Board of Directors
Mike McGrath is Chief Justice of the Montana Supreme Court. He states, "Stopping methamphetamine use before
it starts - especially among Montana's young people - is essential."
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John W. Parker, Board of Directors
John W. Parker is the Cascade County Attorney who cites Meth as one of the greatest risks to today's
teens. He is a vocal advocate for education and prevention programs that keep teens safe and away from the drug. "We need to continue providing leadership in eradicating this horrible drug from our state," he says.
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Major General (ret) John F. (Gene) Prendergast, Board of Directors
Gene Prendergast is Major General (retired) of the Montana National Guard. He believes, "Meth addiction and
production is not only a curse in Montana and the United States, but a curse that is running so rampant that
it is quickly becoming a priority one society concern."
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Bill Slaughter, Executive Director
Bill Slaughter is executive director of the Montana Meth Project and is responsible for driving the project's strategic direction, community integration, fund development efforts, and business operations.
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ADVISORY COUNCIL
The Montana Meth Project has formed an Advisory Council of influential Montanan's to assist and guide the organization. The Advisory Council meets periodically to review the activities, plans, and budget of the Montana Meth Project and provide advice and direction. The advisory board members will play a critical role, as recognized community leaders, in communicating goals and activities of the Meth Project in the Montana community.
Liz Marchi, Advisory Council Member
Liz Marchi is the fund coordinator for the Frontier Angel Fund, LLC, Montana's first angel fund. She states, "The Meth problem in Montana is shattering the future of our next generation.
United in a common goal to overcome this debilitating problem, the Montana Meth Project is our greatest
hope in ending this devastating epidemic."
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Linda McCulloch, Advisory Council Member
Linda McCullough is Montana Secretary of State.
In 2008, Linda McCullough was elected as the state's first woman to serve as secretary of state,
and took office on January 5, 2009. As Secretary of State, Linda is responsible for the filing of
records for businesses and corporations, managing state records and document conversion services,
overseeing fair and honest elections in Montana, maintaining the Administrative Rules of Montana,
and commissioning notaries public.
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