Margaret Egan

Margaret Egan is an experienced Project Manager and Operations Specialist with a background in the management consulting industry. She is highly skilled in Business Process Improvement (BPI), Organizational Development, and Philanthropic Foundations. Margaret is known for her expertise in project strategy, integration adoption, and as a co-founder of PEAK Grantmaking, a professional network with over 7,000 members.

Margaret's educational background includes studies in Project Management at General Assembly, Business and Coaching, Economics, Music, and Business at Manhattanville College, and additional courses at The Johns Hopkins University.

In her professional career, Margaret Egan has held various roles in organizations such as Egan Consulting, Cause Effective, Ford Foundation, Jewish Foundation for the Education of Women, Unitarian Universalist Veatch Program at Shelter Rock, Nathan Cummings Foundation, and many more. Her experience spans from Strategic Operations Collaboration within Philanthropic Foundations to Grants Research Analysis, Project Management, Consultants Grants Management Systems, and Program Director positions.

Throughout her career, Margaret Egan has showcased her exceptional abilities in connecting with people and implementing effective systems within organizations. Her contributions to the field of management consulting and philanthropic foundations have been significant, making her a natural leader and connector in the industry.