Megan Campbell is a professional with a diverse background in public affairs, economics, systems design engineering, and international development.

She holds a Masters of Public Affairs with a concentration in Economics from Princeton University, a BASc Honours in Co-op Systems Design Engineering from the University of Waterloo, and has studied at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.

Megan has held key positions in various organizations, including being the Senior Director of Programs & Strategy at Feedback Labs, Director of Programs and Strategy at Feedback Labs, Director of Research, Learning, and Engagement at Development Gateway, and Senior Manager of Research and Learning at Development Gateway.

Her experience also includes roles such as Consultant in the Science of Delivery team at World Bank Group, Portfolio Manager at Engineers Without Borders Canada, Fellow at Action Canada, and Independent Consultant focusing on facilitating strategic processes for social good organizations.

In the past, Megan has also served as Co-Director of the Water and Sanitation Team in Malawi at Engineers Without Borders Canada, as well as in Program Staff and Senior Mentor roles within the organization.

With her expertise in strategy, research, learning, and program management, Megan Campbell has a well-rounded professional background that spans across multiple sectors and disciplines.