About Myself (in the third person).

Megan was born and raised in New York City.

Megan always enjoyed playing team sports and ballet, in high school she set the school record in 3-point shots made while doing Pirouette’s. As Megan grew, she found a love for photography, particularly for photography of movement. Capturing movement in a single frame was a concept that infatuated Megan, freezing the flow of life forever and telling countless stories by doing so.

She attended Syracuse University with a major in; “Communication and Rhetorical Studies” and graduated Cum Laude.

Megan’s love for human connection along with her extroverted personality is displayed through photography and appreciation for fine details, she always shows great ambition in her work and pours her heart into every shot. Spending time abroad gave Megan a taste of foreign cultures and developed her passion for travel and immersing herself in new ways of life. Her deep Rolodex of experiences gave Megan an added layer of perspective on the world, a useful tool that she utilizes and practices by embracing new challenges and welcoming change. Megan's unique perspective on life in partnership with growing up in fast-paced New York City gives her the ability to work in fast-paced environments and quickly adapt to the world around her.

Achievements

• Set her high school record in 3-point shots made while doing Pirouette’s

• Public Relations work at Berlin Rosen.

• Point Guard and captain of Churchill Girls Varsity basketball team

• Captain of Varsity volleyball team

• Cum Laude Graduate

• Accepted to Juilliard Ballet at age seven

• Interned at Literally Media in Israel, Herzeliya

• Volunteered at multiple animal shelters and food drives

• Fixed a windshield with a hotel flip-flop

A short testimony

“Megan once fixed a broken window on my 1977 Toyota Land Cruiser with a hotel flip-flop. The Land Cruiser was Canary yellow, at least it used to be. The miles on the dash are an ode to the years of use and memories made; the honeymoon, the family, and even that time when a hitchhiker named Elvis jumped in and sang songs about girls the whole way to New York City. A life I crafted hand in hand with this machine. When the neighbor kids hit a baseball that bounced off the lamppost, rolled down the roof, and broke the windshield, it was a blessing that Megan was there to help (for the kids, not for me, it would have ended poorly for them). Where I saw a broken windshield, Megan saw an opportunity, the chance to put her BA in communications to use. At first, I was skeptical I closed my eyes and took a breath before I did anything regretful;

“How could this girl possibly fix my poor baby” I thought.

When I opened my eyes, Megan was already going to work, utilizing her talent for art direction and photography to stir up a media storm. All media platforms were blazing, followers and post engagement were off the charts, and my 1977 Land Cruiser had fan accounts… even the fan accounts had fan accounts. Megan helped raise the funds I needed to fix the windshield on my car and grow a loyal base following that supports and follows every trip my beautiful machine and I take together.

The hotel flip-flop? Megan said it’s good to add random details for user engagement and flavor to a good story.