Megan is a Seattle-based attorney, strategy consultant, and community builder. She brings executive-level leadership and on-the-ground tactical experience to all aspects of organizational strategy, design, and change management. Our clients appreciate her empathy, humor, and collaborative approach whether reimagining the future or solving complex problems getting in the way of impact today. Some call her a Board Whisperer for her ability to facilitate meaningful conversations in the board room that lead to better governance.

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Megan’s career has spanned three decades, most sectors, and many industries. She has served as an organizational leader, consultant, educator, and public speaker, including executive roles with the NPower National Network, Washington State Bar Association & Foundation, Pacific Science Center, and Diana Sports|TV, a sports media startup she founded to help sports fans discover and connect with women’s sports. A former instructor at the University of Washington Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs and the office of Continuing and Professional Education, and former department head whose team ran continuing legal education for Washington state's 40k licensed legal professionals, Megan is a lifelong learner about adult learning.

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​She is also a fierce advocate for gender equality. In 2017, Megan founded the The FBomb Breakfast Club - a peer support community of 5,000+ female founders and women business owners that earned a spot as a finalist for Geekwire Newcomer of the Year 2018. Female Founders Alliance (now Graham & Walker) honored her with its first Champion Advocate Award, Seattle Magazine named her a person of influence, and Seattle University School of Law recognized her as one of its notable alumni. In 2022, Megan co-founded FBomb Angels, a community dedicated to activating more women angel investors, and FBA Capital LLC, the backbone organization supporting its syndicated investments.

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Today Megan serves on the University of Washington Nonprofit Management Advisory Board, remains actively involved in the Seattle University School of Law alumni community, and is a frequent startup advisor and nonprofit legal volunteer. She has been featured in Geekwire, the Puget Sound Business Journal, Seattle Lawyer, and more, and is a frequent speaker on startups, innovation, and the power of community.​ She is a two-time winner of The Moth storytelling competition. 

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​Megan is a zealous sports fan, a brunch aficionado, and a lover of public libraries.