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Apr 18, 2022 29 min

Megan Jones

from I Am In Podcast Hosted by I Am In Media, LLC

Megan Jones grew up in Boise Idaho and attended Boise High School. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing from the University of Massachusetts. Megan & her husband Tyler have lived in Boston, Hawaii, San Francisco, Chicago, Virginia, Germany, Cleveland & Idaho. She and her husband Tyler are the parents of four children. Megan is the owner of M Design. She incorporates all of her event, construction and marketing experiences into one company. She creates unique spaces & events with exemplary touches. Her vision and passion for the statement that "perfection is truly in the details" have set a high mark for M Design’s commitment to excellence. Megan has earned her stripes working for the Humanitarian Bowl as an event planner and sponsorship fulfillment lead. Megan led the charge with all game production, event tailgating, sponsorship VIP meals, out-of-town VIP guests, and coordination with event centers for programs and meals for over 300 people. Megan was also the lead Sports Sales Manager for the Boise Convention and Visitors Bureau. She has consulted and fostered local events, such as BAM JAM and Idaho Youth Soccer’s Far West Regionals. Fun fact: Megan grew up in the halls of the Boise Institute—her father is Morris Bastien, a past Institute Director. She began attending noon Friday luncheons as early as high school and watched the one-story building expand into the 2-level Institute we use today.

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