Staff

Jennifer Boka joined the NILE Team in the fall of 2013. As General Maganger, Boka oversees all of the events and activities of the non-profit organization, like the NILE Stock Show & Rodeo, a Professional Bull Riders Built Ford Tough event, the MATE Show and Home & Health Expo, and the NILE Foundation Stetsons & Stilettos.

Boka joins the NILE team following her time as the Communications Director of the Red Angus Association of America. Coming from a family deep rooted in the Simmental/Angus beef industry in Colorado, she brings a lifetime of cattle industry experience ranging from commercial, to seedstock cattle as well as show ring experience both competing in and judging cattle events. Time spent on the Women's Professional Rodeo Association Board of Directors while also competing in professional rodeos across the country adds valuable insight and experience to the NILE Organization.

Monica Cellmer started with the NILE in May of 1993 as an assistant to the General Manager. In 2001, Cellmer became the Accounting/Membership Manager. As Membership Manager, she also is responsible for ticket sales of all NILE events to members and annual and group ticket buyers.

Raised near Broadview, Montana, Cellmer graduated from Turtle Mountain Community College (Belcourt, ND) with an Associates Degree in 1988 then a Bachelor’s of Science in Accounting from Eastern Montana College (Billings, MT) in 1992.

Monica is extremely valued by the NILE for her many years of experience and knowledge of the organization. As Membership Manager she oversees the member hospitality events as well as tickets sales for members and annual ticket buyers. As an accountant, Cellmer has grown her skills and expertise with the growth of the organization and the addition of the NILE Foundation in 2009.

She enjoys going to garage sales in the summer months and working on her yard. Monica and her husband Steve live on a ranch north of Billings, MT.

Traci Marchwinski became a member of the team when the NILE purchased the MATE Show and Home & Health Expo in 2008. She is responsible for selling and assisting the GM with the organization of the show. She has been with the show for nearly ten years and has a tremendous amount of experience in bringing it all together as the biggest agriculture trade show in Montana and Wyoming.

Marchwinski has a tenacious spirit to make the show bigger and better each year. Vendors appreciate her structure and organizational skills that give them assurance of a well-run and successful show.

Traci has deep roots to the community being raised on a farm south of Billings. She graduated from Rocky Mountain College in 1991 with a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and Psychology and a Masters Degree in Counseling from Montana State University-Billings in 1998.

Traci and her husband Dan now live on the family farm with their three children: Austin, Colton, and Ava.

Shelby was raised in Worden, MT graduating from Huntley Project High School in 2009. She continued her education, graduating from Northwest College in Powell, WY in 2011 with an Associate’s Degree in Animal Science and a minor in Agricultural Business and finished her education with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Animal Science – focusing on Livestock Production and Industry from Montana State University in Bozeman, MT in 2013 (GO CATS!). Shelby and her husband Ike reside in Worden with their dogs,horses, and show cattle. Much of Shelby’s free time is spent working with her mom in show cattle barn sorting, washing, clipping, and calving or training her horses for the show ring. Shelby is a large advocate for the 4-H and FFA programs, being a former member of both herself – she is currently an active 4-H Leader and is a member of the Huntley Project FFA Alumni.

McCall Linke joins the NILE team as a graduate of the University of Wyoming. She received a B.S. degree in Agricultural Communications and a minor in Marketing.

As the Equine and Communications Director McCall handles the horse sales and futurities, the ranch rodeo, and raffle filly among other tasks. She is the lead on Stetsons and Stilettos and works on various other graphic design and website projects.

While attending UW, McCall served as an Ag Ambassador for the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources representing the college at recruiting events and advisory board meetings. Previously, McCall worked for Ak-Sar-Ben River City Rodeo and 4-H Stock Show in Omaha, Nebraska as an intern during the summer of 2014. McCall was the rodeo production intern for the NILE in 2013.

McCall is originally from Granby, Colorado where she raised 4-H steers, hogs, and sheep on her family’s ranch. She competed in a youth rodeo series and helped behind the chutes during the open rodeo in the summers