Megan started her professional life as a 5th grade teacher in the South Bronx with Teach for America. As her career progressed she continued to work in social justice, studying law and became a member of the Bar of the State of New York in 2006. She worked in the family and criminal courts of New York City for several years and opened her own practice. Megan was drawn to socially good businesses so when she had the opportunity to dive deeper with one, she jumped at the chance. Later Megan co-founded a non-profit dedicated to helping immigrant youth and after helping to grow the organization to a stable point she left to devote her time to diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
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