Meet Megan
2021 - Present
Founder
At the end of 2021, I left my corporate job (see below) to focus full-time on Momiculture. I have been going direct to the source and engaging with mothers through workshops, employer consultations, coaching sessions and more.
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I leverage my R-PLC (RETAINTM - Parental Leave Coach) certification from the Center for Parental Leave Leadership, my rich experience in the corporate space as a Vice President and learnings from my personal journey of work like motherhood to bring meaningful resources to my clients.
2010 - 2021
Finance & Strategy Leader, Fortune 500 healthcare company
The initial catalyst for Momiculture started when I founded a New Moms group at my Fortune 500 employer’s headquarters in 2014 after returning from her first maternity leave. That group still exists today and holds quarterly events for its ~70 members. While in my corporate career, I also leveraged my passion and my position as Vice President of Finance to establish other resources for mothers including a Mentor Mom program and a Working Parents Employee Resource Group (“ERG”). The experience I gained in establishing these resources helps me understand how to best support mothers through different seasons and the type of support mothers are actually seeking.
2014 - Present
Mother
I welcomed my first child in 2014 and my second in 2017. They are a constant inspiration to me and teach me as much (or more) as I teach them.
My company
2022+
momiculture phase 2
Momiculture's current phase is focused on translating all that I have learned through the ideating and phase 1 stages into accessible support for mothers in the workplace and working parents more broadly. That means support and tools through a number of different delivery models, including a podcast, a Roadmap coaching, and consulting services with other start-ups in related spaces. I am so excited to be able to support more mothers and parents soon!
2021 - 2022
momiculture phase 1
The first year of momiculture has been all about continued learning - I focused on learning the coaching and parental support spaces and went direct to the source by offering coaching services and workshops to mothers to learn first-hand what challenges are most present for them and how to help.
2014 - 2021
Ideating within the corporate landscape
I dedicated a good portion of my time while in my corporate job learning and exploring what type of support mothers want and need. I experimented with establishing and leading moms groups, mentor mom programs, workshops, parenting resource groups and more.
Why momiculture?
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8+ years learning and living the mothering journey and associated sucesses and challenges
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Dozens of touchpoints with mothers to source information first-hand
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Hundreds of mothers already engaging with me through multiple different channels
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Well-networked within the coaching and parental support spaces
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Passion - launching a start-up is not easy and my belief in the importance of supporting mothers keeps me powering through