Megan McCormack is an accomplished social policy economist currently seconded to the NDIS Strategic Policy and Intergovernmental Relations Team at the Department of Communities, Disability Services, and Seniors. With a Master of Health Economics from the University of Queensland and extensive consultancy, marketing, and project management experience across the arts, not-for-profit, and health sectors, Megan is a highly skilled and versatile professional with an insightful understanding of the needs and challenges of public policy. Megan's expertise includes economic policy analysis, data interpretation, and economic modeling for health, education and training, community services, justice, and housing sectors. Adept at providing administrative leadership and consultancy management, Megan has contributed as a team member to numerous projects involving feasibility, audit, and evaluation studies. Megan's deep interest in the creative industries is evident from her Bachelor's in Screen Production and involvement with Queensland-based short films and documentaries.