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Meghan Moyer’s Professional Achievements
Meghan Wells Moyer, a dedicated advocate for social change and experienced leader in policy and community engagement, is running for Multnomah County Commissioner, District 1. With a deep commitment to serving the community and a proven track record of driving significant legislative and policy changes, Meghan is poised to bring transformative leadership to the county.
Professional Expertise
Organizational Leadership: With over 12 years in management roles, Meghan has demonstrated her ability to lead large teams and manage substantial organizational budgets, exceeding $3 million. Her expertise includes overseeing complex projects with budgets up to $39 million, highlighting her adeptness in financial management and strategic planning.
Effective Coalition Building: Meghan's experience with national organizations like the National Parent Teacher Association has honed her skills in coalition building and bipartisan relationship development. She has successfully united diverse groups, including a coalition of over 150 organizations, to address key community issues.
Campaign and Communications Experience: A seasoned campaign manager, Meghan has led several high-profile campaigns, including the "No on Measure 90" campaign. Her comprehensive experience in media strategy, voter engagement, and political communications has consistently produced impactful results.
Legislative and Policy Achievements
Meghan has been instrumental in passing significant legislation, such as SB 819, SB 578, and SB 567, focusing on rights for people with disabilities and educational reforms.
She has secured substantial funding for community projects, like the $7.5 million for PCC's advanced manufacturing training center.
Her efforts have expanded services and rights for seniors, individuals with disabilities, and in-home care providers, demonstrating her commitment to vulnerable populations.
Professional Experience
Public Policy Director, Disability Rights Oregon, Portland, OR (2021-Present)
Senior Project Engineer, Skanska Building USA, Portland, OR (2019 - 2020)
Owner, M. W. Moyer Construction, Portland, OR (2016 - 2021)
Director of Government Relations, Portland Community College, Portland, OR (2015 -2016)
Campaign Manager, Protect Our Vote, No on 90 Campaign, Portland, OR (2014)
Senior Political and Policy Strategist, SEIU Local 503, OPEU, Portland, OR (2007 - 2014)
Education
Master of Arts in Political Science, American University, Washington, DC
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science/Minor in History, American University, Washington, DC
Committees, Honors, and Community Involvement
PAC Board Chair, Basic Rights Oregon (2022-Present)
Board Member, Oregon Trades Women Inc. (2013 - 2021)
Youth Development Council, Oregon Department of Education (2012 – 2016)
Award of Excellence in Political Organizing, Addiction Counselors Certification Board of Oregon (2011)
Governor's Health Care Policy Transition Team, 2010 - 2011
Governor Appointed Commissioner, Oregon Commission on Child Care, 2007 - 2010