Main Office, Albuquerque, NM, USA
Scott MacLennan
Founder / Executive Director
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Scott has been managing the business of nearly 20 non-profit organizations for the past fifteen years as the co-owner of MacManagement Inc., which operates 1500 units of subsidized low income housing in Colorado, New Mexico and Texas. Scott also coordinates the Premier Partner Trekking program for the International Mountain Explorers Connection, is the President of the Anatoli Boukreev Memorial Fund, and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Alpine Fund. He spends about half of the year in Nepal, and about half of the year in Albuquerque.
Scott Maxwell MacLennan
Assistant Director of Operations
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Scott Maxwell MacLennan has been traveling to both Peru and Nepal with his dad and helping out at the Mountain Fund. Max is a student at the University of New Mexico.
Nepal Staff
Sunita Subedi - MacLennan
Volunteer Manager
Nisha Kshetri - Paid Staff
Rita Subedi - Paid Staff
Other Regional Staff
Amanda Padoan
Pakistan Program Director
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Amanda Padoan is an attorney based in Barcelona, Spain. As a teenager, Amanda would skip school to climb Denali. Mountains have been her vice ever since. She coordinates our humanitarian aid to the mountain communities of Pakistan, in partnership with Nazir Sabir's Karakorum Foundation.
Noah Harper
El Salvador Program Director
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Noah currently resides in Salt Lake City, UT, where he attends the University of Utah as a premedical student, and serves as a Teaching Assistant for Human Anatomy. When not studying, you’ll find him enjoying the seasonal fruits of rock climbing and skiing in the nearby Wasatch Mountains. In June of 2008, Noah traveled to El Salvador and was fortunate to have the opportunity to volunteer in a local, public health care facility, The Zaragoza Clinic. While volunteering it became evident that the well-trained physicians and nurses that served there were tragically under supplied. It was within this context that the Benefit El Salvador Project was born.
Yure Chavez
Peru Program Director
Yure was born in Cusco, Peru, where he went to University for 5 years to be licensed in tourism. An introspective guy with a great sense of humor, he speaks Quechua (local language), Spanish, French, and English. Yure has guided adventure, ecotourism, bird watching and conventional tours for almost 10 years. Yure is very involved in Andean Anthropological Studies (costumes, traditions and social customs) and is also interested in the animal world of the Andes and the rain forest. Yure's wife, Brenda, is our Homestay Manager in Peru. She is also in charge of our microfinance program, Aynikuy.
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