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Meg is a Policy Analyst&nbsp;with Michael Best Strategies. She assists the Strategies team and clients with a wide range of legislative, political, and regulatory issues, particularly in the environmental sector. As part of her role, she regularly conducts research to provide clients with insightful updates and analyses.

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Prior to joining Strategies, Meg gained experience tracking legislation as a Federal Legislative Intern for the Wildlife Conservation Society. There, she regularly reported on congressional hearings, markups, bills, and proposed amendments, with a focus on appropriations and international development. In her role as a Legislative Intern for U.S. Congressman Mike Quigley (D-IL), she wrote memos for senior staff and the Congressman on environment, equality, healthcare, and foreign policy topics, and regularly attended and reported on congressional briefings.

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While pursuing her undergraduate degree, Meg served as a research technician for the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, where she managed a sustainability platform for systems change. She also worked as a sustainable forest management education program assistant. Beyond university, Meg volunteered with the Pacific Spirit Park Society and interned with the Felidae Conservation Fund.

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