Meet the Team

Co-Founder

As a best-selling author, entrepreneur, workplace strategist, and speaker, Meghan’s work has touched the lives of over a million people worldwide. Her first book, This Isn’t Working, was the #1 new release for Women In Business and #2 in Workplace Culture, becoming a best-seller in both categories. Prior to that, she co-founded the first nationally distributed print magazine in the U.S. focusing on impact-driven business, Conscious Company Magazine, where she interviewed more than 1,000 business leaders worldwide. As a leadership and workplace strategist, she works with leadership teams at companies, like Coach, Kate Spade, and Torani Syrups, and more while writing for outlets like Forbes, Fast Company, and Inc. about her key insights.

Co-founder

Hannah is an experienced business leader, executive coach, and entrepreneur, most recently serving as Co-CEO at Talent to Team. Prior to that, she co-founded Delta Awesome, a business advisory firm where she worked with dozens of high-growth CEOs on leadership development and business strategy. She currently teaches at the University of Colorado and is a sought after executive leadership strategist working with leaders spanning industries to help them build solid company infrastructure. goes here

Co-founder

Nathan is an award-winning film maker and workplace consultant focused on improving the business world for everyone. Over the last decade, he created a global certification for consultants of conscious capitalism; wrote and directed the acclaimed film Beyond Zero; wrote and directed the acclaimed podcast 10 Things You Should Know About Stakeholder Capitalism; and worked with BIGGBY COFFEE to create a major corporate culture and purpose transformation that helped them get to the next level of growth and set them on a path to change the world of both coffee supply chains (OBIIS) and workplace culture (Best Supporting Human). 

Co-Founder

For more than a decade, Jocelyn has worked in and around non-profit, social profit and justice-oriented organizations and movements to help them make hard conversations easier. She’s an expert facilitator and convener, brought in by numerous organizations to drive strategic planning conversations, lead team-building workshops, and work with women’s groups on single or multi-day retreats.

Outside of these professional endeavors, she’s lucky enough to sing with Vancouver’s hottest funk and Motown band, Queer As Funk.