Megan Wadin serves as a part-time Program Associate for the Council for Inclusive Capitalism. She focuses on expanding private sector uptake of the Council’s Just Transition Framework, identifying key partners and opportunities to promote the adoption of business development strategies, and company actions to build more inclusive, sustainable, and regenerative economies and societies.
Prior to joining the Council, Megan worked for a market research firm supporting clients in the international development space. She collaborated with a broad range of development agencies, MDBs, NGOs, and nonprofits to leverage market research in support of strategy development, program design, and project implementation. Project work included value chain analysis and evaluating legislative and regulatory environments for development work across a range of sectors including consumer finance, agribusiness, and textiles. Megan’s background also includes experience working for a cybersecurity firm as a geopolitical risk analyst correlating geopolitical events to cybersecurity threats/opportunities. Her primary focus was on the intersection between trade and supply chain networks, cyber threat groups, and global politics.
Megan graduated with a degree in Human Geography from the University of St Andrews, UK, and holds a Master’s Degree in International Relations from the University of Chicago.
