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Meghan leads global programs related to sustainability, including green economies and sustainable cities. She works with EY clients and industry teams around the world to deploy solutions that address the needs of governments and their citizens, such as transport, infrastructure, climate resilience, education, energy, and quality of life.
Meghan holds a BA in Sociology from the University of Connecticut. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Greater Newark Conservancy and is a member of Sustainable Jersey City. She is also a certified yoga teacher, focused on community and individual health and well-being.
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Six ways cities can be more resilient and sustainable
How city leaders can build resilience while achieving their economic goals and improving life for citizens – today and into the future. Find out more.
08 Dec 2023
Catherine Friday
Can a universal carbon price be fair for everyone?
Most governments and climate experts agree we need a carbon price to reach net zero. Delivering a just transition is the hard part. Read more.
05 Dec 2023
Catherine Friday
How can workers find their place in the green economy?
The push toward a fossil-free and just transition will shape a new era of economic growth and a landscape of new jobs. Find out more.
08 Nov 2023
Catherine Friday
If theres no silver bullet can green tech hit the target?
Governments need to choose the most scalable technologies that will bridge the gap between climate ambition and climate action. Find out more.
18 Oct 2023
Catherine Friday
Six ways that governments can drive the green transition
These six government priorities can help accelerate the evolution to a green, net-zero future.
13 May 2022
Catherine Friday