Meg is a consultant and attorney working on forward-thinking sustainable transportation projects to promote the adoption of electric vehicles which includes advocating for the installation of charging infrastructure and development of innovative technology solutions. Collaborating with private and public partners – auto manufacturers, charging companies, transportation network companies, government entities, public utilities and app developers – on innovative programs, keeps her engaged in issues that will shape the future. With over 20 years of experience in law, public affairs, city government, and sustainability, she provides her clients with creative approaches. Her work involves forming strategic partnerships, securing funding, navigating contractual relationships, advising on legal compliance, and developing outreach and education campaigns. She began her career by practicing law at San Francisco firms for a decade on business litigation matters, including price fixing cases brought against the major oil companies. While still an active member of the bar, she enjoys her current work that allows her to bring together interested parties to create and implement programs that benefit the environment.
An E2 member since 2017, Meg has attended E2 trips in Sacramento and Washington, DC to meet with legislative members and administrative officials. She has advocated with E2 for stronger policies to promote the adoption of electric vehicles and charging infrastructure.