Meg Haywood Sullivan has dedicated her life's work to the convergence of art and science, with fifteen years of experience in the non-profit and creative industries, aiming to inspire action through meaningful steps toward a more sustainable future. Born into a family of professional creatives, Meg embarked on a career as a professional snow sports photographer where she witnessed the devastating effects of climate change – shorter winters and receding glaciers – igniting a nearly two-decade commitment to climate advocacy. 

Meg recently finished her masters degree at Harvard, where she explored the power of community-driven environmental action. Outside her commercial and environmental work, she is a co-founder of the Plastic Free Fridays movement, an ambassador for Surfrider Foundation and Protect Our Winters, a board member for TreePeople and the Environmental Media Association, and an active member of The Explorers Club.

meg@ninp.org