Meg Sullivan

Meg Haywood Sullivan is a sustainability strategist and creative with a strong focus on advocating for Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and impactful storytelling.

With a background spanning over ten years in the non-profit and photography sectors, Meg merges art and science to drive action towards a sustainable future.

Currently pursuing a Master's in Sustainability at Harvard, Meg collaborates with renowned brands such as SG Blocks, Patagonia, prAna, and Clif Bar to create impactful campaigns.

Co-founder of Plastic Free Fridays, Meg actively supports climate-related initiatives as an ambassador for esteemed organizations like Conservation International, Surfrider Foundation, and Protect Our Winters, while also being an engaged member of The Explorers Club.

Her expertise includes SDG storytelling, campaign development, science communication, sustainable business strategies, commercial and documentary photography, as well as brand and creative strategy, non-profit development, and digital marketing.

Meg's academic journey includes a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies with a Minor in photography from Montana State University-Bozeman, complemented by photography studies at Pratt Institute and ongoing pursuit of a Master's degree in Sustainability from Harvard Extension School.

Professionally, Meg serves as a Sustainability Strategist and Photographer at Meg Haywood Sullivan, INC, in addition to her past roles in organizations like Plastic Free Fridays, The Explorers Club, TreePeople, Conservation International, Surfrider Foundation, Protect Our Winters, and The Trust for Public Land.