Meghan Sullivan

Meghan Sullivan is a dynamic professional with a background in sustainable management, innovation, journalism, and research.

She holds a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Sustainable Management & Innovation and a Bachelor of Arts with Honors (B.A.H.) in International Relations from Stanford University.

Meghan began her academic journey at South Anchorage High School, honing the skills that would later shape her career.

Throughout her career, Meghan Sullivan has held various significant roles in different organizations, showcasing her versatility and expertise.

She is set to join The Associated Press as an OPC Fellow, adding another exciting chapter to her career.

Previously, she has contributed as a Reporter & Special Correspondent at Indian Country Today, demonstrating her journalistic abilities.

Her experience also includes being a Research Fellow at Amasia and a Research Assistant at The Hoover Institution, Stanford University, highlighting her research acumen.

Meghan Sullivan has delved into the world of investments as an Investment Fellow at Pear VC and held leadership positions like Vice President at Cardinal Ventures.

Her journalism journey began as an Investigative Reporting Intern at NBC News and continued as a News Intern in the Business & Technology Unit at the same organization.