Megan Goyette

Megan Goyette is a professional with a strong background in policy analysis and management.

She holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Cornell University, where she specialized in Policy Analysis and Management.

Megan also studied Development, Gender, and Social Change in Nepal at the School for International Training.

Her career includes a role as a Data Governance Analyst at The New York Times, showcasing her expertise in data management and analysis.

Prior to her current position, she served as a Data Governance Intern at The New York Times, showing her progressive growth within the organization.

Megan has also contributed to various organizations, having previously been a Fellow at the American Pakistan Foundation, demonstrating her commitment to social causes.

She has garnered international experience as a David L. Boren Scholar at the National Security Education Program and as a Milennium Fellow at the United Nations, highlighting her global perspective.

Her diverse skill set is further evidenced by her past roles as a Sea Kayaking Guide at Beyond Malibu, a Maternal Mortality Surveillance Intern at EMPHNET, and a Microeconomics Research Assistant at Cornell University.

Megan Goyette brings a wealth of experience and a passion for data governance, policy analysis, and international development to any role she takes on.