Megan Conway loves sparking creativity, curiosity and capacity to mobilize social change. With twenty years of leadership across government and charitable, voluntary and academic sectors, she is recognized for scaling innovation, evaluative thinking and systems change. She holds a University of Waterloo PhD in Urban Planning. A longtime senior leader at Pathways to Education, she launched the Kitchener program and became National Vice President of Programs and Research. She co-founded Laurier School in the Community and spent eight years as Academic Chair at Algonquin College. Now a Fellow at Carleton University, she lives in the Ottawa Valley with her family.