Meghan Graham, Founder
Meghan is a communications strategist who builds the systems behind the stories. With 15+ years spanning journalism (Wired, The Wall Street Journal), brand strategy (The New York Times, Huge), and AI-powered content operations (Google Jigsaw), she helps organizations turn narrative strategy into repeatable, scalable execution.
Her work has included leading global storytelling strategy for AI-driven products reaching 200M+ viewers, orchestrating communications across complex matrixed organizations, and building narrative frameworks that drive measurable engagement and adoption. She's led campaigns and content systems for Google, Jigsaw, The New York Times, Verizon, Goldman Sachs, and Swayable.
Before moving into strategy, Meghan spent nearly a decade in journalism covering emerging technology, ad tech, and startup culture — an editorial foundation that still shapes how she thinks about audience, clarity, and what makes a story actually land.
What People Say
“My team and I had an excellent experience working with Meghan on the content and positioning strategy for our company. She was insightful, put together excellent deliverables, and was super easy to work with — both on the substance of the work as well as set up and management. We enthusiastically recommend her work to anyone!”
— James Slezack, CEO at Swayable
“I had the pleasure of working with Meghan on a complex strategy and vision project, and she was critical to the success of the engagement. Not only was she a smart and collaborative partner for our team, but her top notch presentation skills were so valuable in communicating the team's ideas. Anyone would be lucky to have her!”
— Rebecca Ruppert, Engagement Director at Huge
“Meghan has a rare blend of strategic thinking and editorial savvy that she can skillfully apply to solve business needs. She's long been on the bleeding edge of branded content and brings a wealth of expertise (and phenomenal writing skills) to the table. I've seen her work to be insightful, creative and impactful. Bonus: she's a lot of fun to work with!”