Reagan Price is an accomplished strategist, educator, and social justice advocate with a notable career spanning over a decade. Her academic qualifications include studying Political Science at Hampton University, Public Administration at City University of New York-Baruch College, Law at Charles Hamilton Houston Law School Preparatory Institute, and Western Michigan University Cooley Law School. She has also undertaken City/Urban, Community, and Regional Planning studies at Philadelphia Citizen's Planning Institute and Political Leadership Training at the Center for Progressive Leadership.

Reagan has held several high-impact roles throughout her career, notably serving as the Race and Social Justice Initiative Program Manager at Seattle City Light, Anti-Racism Strategist and Facilitator at Anti Racism at Work LLC, Anti-Racism Initiative Manager at Solid Ground, Director of Alumni Affairs at Teach For America, Co-Founder of the Coalition for Racial Justice, Outreach Associate at the Center for Progressive Leadership, and National Urban Fellow in the Corporate Performance Division at Seattle City Light.

Aside from her impressive career accomplishments, Reagan is a seasoned curriculum developer, workshop facilitator, and expert on providing critical evaluations of qualitative and quantitative performance metrics. She has led workshops on policy analysis, movement building, leadership, and organizing with a special focus on the lens of social justice. Through her conscious and authentic approach, she has been able to connect organizational objectives to outcomes and achieve her set goals.

Reagan's broad range of experiences and qualifications make her an expert in her field, particularly for individuals or organizations looking for guidance on strategic planning, leadership development, and creating an equitable workplace.