Megan Passey

Megan Passey is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background in architecture, development, and emergency practices.

She obtained a Master's degree in Architecture, Development & Emergency Practice with distinction from the Centre for Development and Emergency Practice at Oxford Brookes University.

Her educational journey also includes a Certificate in architectural practice from The Bartlett School of Architecture at University College London, and a BA (Hons) in Architecture with first-class honors from the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

With a wealth of professional experience, Megan has held key roles in various reputable organizations, showcasing her expertise and skills.

She currently serves as the Head of Knowledge and Learning at the International Cocoa Initiative, where she undoubtedly contributes significantly to the organization's success.

Her previous roles include being a Monitoring And Evaluation Specialist at War Child Holland, a Research Consultant at the Danish Refugee Council, and a Regional Mixed Migration Analyst at IMPACT Initiatives.

Megan's journey also includes positions such as REACH Senior Programme Officer, REACH Research & Liaison Officer, and CCCM Consultant at organizations like IMPACT Initiatives and the Norwegian Refugee Council.

Her architectural background is evident from her previous roles as an Architectural Designer at Freelance, an Architectural Assistant at Marks Barfield Architects, Article 25 Development + Disaster Relief, Holmes, Shelter Associates, Architecture PLB, Snug Projects Ltd, and intern & research student at Jorge Mario Jauregui, MPU Arquitetos.

With her extensive experience and strong educational foundation, Megan Passey stands out as a versatile professional in the fields of architecture, development, and emergency practices.