Kevin Kanduch is a born and raised Montana native from Philipsburg. Kevin graduated from

Granite High School in Philipsburg in 2010, and went on to the University of Montana. He

graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in the field of business double majoring in

marketing and management. Kevin comes from a logging family and while attending the U of M

spent his winter and summer breaks logging with his family to pay for school. In the process, he

realized that he loved logging and loved business so when he graduated from the U of M in

2015 it was an easy decision to come back full time with the family. Kevin is a 4 th generation

logger and currently runs the business end of things and fills in where needed at KLM.

Kevin sits on the Montana Logging Association executive board of directors acting as the Vice

President. He is also on the board of directors for the Intermountain Logging Conference, holds

a seat as a Granite County Conservation District Supervisor, and sits on the Granite County

Planning Board. In 2019, Kevin graduated from REAL Montana (Resource Education and

Agriculture Leadership). It is a 2-year leadership program that is comprised of 8 in state

seminars focusing on natural resource and ag industries such as: logging, ranching, farming,

mining, and more. There is a week-long seminar in Washington D.C that focuses on legislation

and congress and a 2 week seminar abroad, which was spent in India. Further, Kevin completed

the Montana Logging Association’s Emerging Leaders Program in 2021.