Megan joins the foundation after working at the Academy for Educational Development, on a USAID-funded public health policy and advocacy project focused on Sub-Saharan Africa. She worked on the communications and advocacy team, coordinating the creation and dissemination of publications, working with public health professionals to craft meaningful presentations, and organizing an African forum on Public-Private Partnerships to improve child health and reduce malaria. She served as the project’s representative to HIPNet and the USAID Communications Working Group on HIV/AIDS. Prior to living in DC, Megan lived and worked in Chicago for a small, international software company as part of their marketing and communications team.