We are so happy to announce a new member of QC PastPort! Please join us in welcoming Maggie Stahl.
A proud Quad Cities local, Maggie earned her Bachelor’s degree in Art from St. Ambrose University before following her passion for marketing and storytelling. With a deep appreciation for history and community engagement, she has spent the past decade honing her skills in social media, design, and leadership. Now, she’s excited to bring her expertise to QC PastPort, helping to showcase the rich history of our region and inspire both locals and visitors to explore its past.
“I chose to work at QC PastPort because I love bringing history to life,” says Maggie. “The Quad Cities community is full of incredible stories waiting to be told, and I love using marketing to make a real impact,”
QC PastPort Founder, Natalie Linville-Mass, shares her enthusiasm for Maggie’s arrival: “Maggie’s background in visual storytelling and her decade of experience in social media make her a perfect fit for our mission. Her passion for history, community, and creative engagement will help us expand our reach and connect more people with the past in meaningful ways.”
Since joining the team, Maggie has embraced the opportunity to blend her love for research, analytics, and creativity. “I love diving into historical archives just as much as I love a good spreadsheet! Organizing stories and making history accessible through modern marketing is such a rewarding challenge,” she adds.
When she’s not bringing history to life through QC PastPort, Maggie enjoys helping on her family’s farm, riding the next big thrill ride, and discovering the hidden historical gems of the Quad Cities.