Meaghan joined StreetCred in its early days, marking the fourth employee to join the PR team in May 2021. Over the years, she has demonstrated deep commitment to her clients and teammates by going the extra mile, remaining consistent and sharpening her PR skillset along the way. As a result, Meaghan has grown from her initial role as account executive into more advanced positions, including those of senior account executive and account supervisor, showcasing her evolving proficiencies and leadership capabilities.

Today, Meaghan serves as an operations manager. In this capacity, she dedicates her time to building and maintaining a strong infrastructure that supports the firm’s rapid evolution and long-term success. In this role, she employs her systematic mindset and strong organizational skills to implement systems that ensure our employees are set up for success to deliver high-quality services to our clients.

A seasoned PR professional, Meaghan still contributes to client work by participating in tactical activity for the firms that she built meaningful relationships with in her previous roles at StreetCred. With an intimate understanding of the industry and the needs of our valued clients, she is uniquely positioned to proactively problem solve and develop protocols that support the firm’s strategic direction and foster continued growth.

Prior to StreetCred, Meaghan gained three years of invaluable agency experience at MSLGROUP, where she primarily worked on the Pampers brand account. During this period, Meaghan supported dozens of campaigns, from product launches to Super Bowl commercials, and played an integral role in each program’s media relations, event management and content creation tactics.

A lover of the outdoors, Meaghan currently resides in Burlington, Vermont with her boyfriend Grahame and their dog Eli. When not working, Meaghan takes advantage of her close proximity to the mountains by exploring new hiking trails, enjoys checking out the local brewery scene, and is always looking for a new book to read.