Meggie is a Senior Research Consultant at PredictBy, where she works on health policy and innovations, supporting EU-funded behavioural change intervention studies and impact evaluations. Her research interests include health systems strengthening, behavioural change communication in health interventions, and the use of evidence to design inclusive, practical solutions to improve public health outcomes.

Before joining PredictBy, Meggie supported the management and business development operations of international NGOs, where she led partner coordination and grant management activities for projects funded by the European Member States and multilateral institutions, including UN agencies. She has also managed multi-national initiatives in reproductive and menstrual health, gender, and humanitarian response, and is a visiting lecturer in the International Health course at the University of Copenhagen’s Medical School. Meggie holds a pre-medical bachelor’s degree in Global Health from the University of Minnesota and a MSc in Peace and Conflict Research from Uppsala University, where she was awarded the Rotary Peace Fellowship.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending quality time with family and friends – including traveling home to the U.S. – practicing yoga, discovering new music, and curling up with a good book.