Megan has spent over 25 years telling the stories of people’s lives, from everyday folk to the infamous.
She’s been an Executive Producer/ Showrunner of numerous high-profile ensemble television series like The Real Housewives of Atlanta, The Real Housewives of Orange County, Love & Hip Hop Hollywood, Hockey Wives, The A-List: New York, and many more - weaving together the intricate stories of multiple people’s lives, loves, success and failings - making entertainment out of social striving, and aiming to make meaning out of their daily struggles.
But outside her professional spotlight, Megan's private life was more “real” than all the Real Housewives content and reality TV stories she was producing... and she became a survivor of a deadly domestic violence situation. To help process what she'd gone through, Megan slowly began doing advocacy work and speaking at events to raise awareness about intimate partner abuse, sharing what she’d learned from her family’s harrowing ordeal. For years, Megan kept her professional TV storytelling and her private work separate, not telling anybody but those closest to her.
After expanding her professional reach into education and successfully solo parenting two kids into college, Megan began integrating her personal and professional lives, using her deep knowledge of domestic violence, trauma and mental health to speak with others about resilience and survivorship of all sorts.
Sharing these stories of resilience - both hers and other people’s - has become Megan’s passion; she now works as a content creator, coach and speaker to make meaning out of the stories that shape our psyches and lives.
