Meeghan Prunty is a philanthropic advisor dedicated to advancing economic security and mobility for children and families. She spent four years as a managing director of the groundbreaking philanthropic collaborative, Blue Meridian Partners, before launching her advisory practice in 2020. Examples of her work include guiding Schusterman Family Philanthropies’ Economic Justice portfolio focused on benefits access and equitable, effective tax policy. She also advises the Doris Duke Foundation and Graham Windham, the nation’s oldest child-serving nonprofit, on strategies to strengthen economic supports as a preventive measure to keep families out of the child welfare system—reflecting her conviction that supporting families is the most powerful way to care for children.
Meeghan previously served in the Clinton White House and is a long-time senior adviser to former U.S. Treasury Secretary Robert E. Rubin. She helped develop and launch The Hamilton Project, where she remains an advisory board member. She serves on the boards of Genesys Works and All Our Kin; previous service includes Year Up, Power of Two, and Zero to Three. She has an MBA from Columbia Business School and a BS in International Economics from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service.
