The Glacier Team at Work
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The Glacier Team is here to assist you with anything related to your full-color
printing projects, including:
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- Technical assistance
- Digital file preparation
- Discounts on high-volume orders
- Turnaround and shipping questions
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- Price quotes on custom projects
- Billing issues
- Order status
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Amber Gatewood is a Kansas native who chose to relocate to Bozeman in August of 2001 after earning a bachelor's degree in advertising/graphic design from Kansas State University. After spending four years as a marketing director in Bozeman, she accepted a seasonal position in Costa Rica, and has since returned to permanently reside in her Livingston home. In her spare time she enjoys golfing, hiking, trail running, camping, art, and spending time with her husband, Reed, and two springer spaniels, Shelby and Rex. |
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Bill Walker is a native of Montana and holds a Mathematics degree from Montana State University in Bozeman. He recently completed a successful and rewarding career as a high school math teacher and football coach in both California and Montana. Following an urge for a career change, Bill helped develop, manufacture and launch a new board game that is currently on the market (TriQuest!). He has come to PFL for the challenge of working with a dynamic and growing company filled with a multi-talented workforce. Bill likes to spend time attending college football games and traveling with his wife Roxi, and children Teneea, Tanyon, and Payton (named after the great Walter Payton). |
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Jamesen Colley grew up in Redding, CT, and attended the University of CT, earning a B.S. in Biology with a concentration in Environmental Science. Jamesen then worked for the Department of Environmental Protection tracking endangered Dragonfly species, collecting field data for Trout stream restoration projects and conducting fishery diversity studies. In 1998, he hung up his waders for an opportunity to work for Clairol Hair Care, eventually earning a full-time position in Clairol's Quality Assurance Division. Jamesen was managing a small data administration group when P&G bought out Clairol in 2002 and he decided to accept a severance package and pursue his desire to live in Montana. Following a 13,000-mile cross-country photo trek, he landed in Missoula and attended the Rocky Mountain School of Photography. While in Missoula, he earned a degree in photography, digital imaging, met his wife Lindsey and started a photography company. Joining the PFL team has brought all of the pieces of the puzzle together for Jamesen. He is close to nature with abundant photo opportunities, raising his two children (Silas and Sabine) in a healthy environment and he looks forward to dissecting one of the greatest databases he has ever come across. Jamesen enjoys photography, hiking, biking, camping and building model train sets with his son. |
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