Morgan Balovich
Morgan Balovich is an accomplished Operations Manager at Q-1 Services LLC, where she leads operations for a 200+ employee janitorial company serving both commercial and residential clients across Alaska. With a strong focus on operational efficiency, compliance, and client satisfaction, Morgan drives team performance through innovative training programs, process improvements, and quality audits. She collaborates closely with ownership to align operational strategies with growth objectives, including market expansion, demonstrating a keen ability to balance strategic planning with hands-on management.
With a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Management from Linfield University and a minor in General Psychology, Morgan brings a well-rounded understanding of leadership, organizational behavior, and team dynamics to her work. Her professional journey spans operations management, executive sales support, and entrepreneurial ventures, including founding and managing her own cleaning business during college. This diverse background has equipped her with a collaborative, people-focused approach that emphasizes accountability, continuous improvement, and scalable systems to create lasting value.
Beyond her professional achievements, Morgan is deeply committed to community service and global engagement. She has volunteered with Gapforce across Southeast Asia and South America, supporting orphanages, animal sanctuaries, and housing projects, experiences that shaped her global perspective and reinforced her commitment to meaningful impact. Recognized for her leadership in competitions such as the Intercollegiate Wine Business Competition and Alaska Business Week, Morgan continues to inspire through her dedication to operational excellence, team growth, and community enrichment.
• Linfield University – Bachelor of Science (BS), Business Administration and Management, Minor in General Psychology
• Alaska Business Week 2016 Winner – Vice President of Team
• Intercollegiate Wine Business Competition 2020 Winner – Youngest CEO to compete (IWBC)
• Building Service Contractors Association International
• Catholic Social Service
• Anchorage Chamber of Commerce
• ISSA (International Sanitary Supply Association)
• BSACI
• Athletic Group
• Gapforce Volunteer
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me in both my work and personal life are creativity, community, and support. I have a passion for art, crafts, and sewing, which fuels my creativity, while I take pride in fostering a supportive environment for the employees I work with. My personal foundation is strengthened by the unwavering support of my parents, Scott and Christy, who continue to inspire me in all that I do.