Megan Grahn

I’ve been solving problems since day one.

When I was in kindergarten, I had to write an “About Me” book. As I was thoughtfully illustrating an artist on the “what I want to be when I grow up” page, one of my classmates darted behind me, bumping my elbow and shooting my brown crayon across the page.

What was once a well-styled head of hair (for the early 2000s), now resembled Alfalfa from the Little Rascals. I repositioned the crayon in my hand and added layers of locks and tons more volume. My destiny was then decided for me. The only thing I could be when I grew up, with this hair, could be a rock star.

While I might not have ended up becoming an actual rock star, my work speaks volumes.

I’ve always been creative, but over the years, I’ve honed my skills of writing, art direction, strategy, production, and more to make myself a creative powerhouse.

It comes naturally for me to solve problems, tell stories, and think creatively. With a strong intuition, I can empathize with audiences and understand their psychographics. And with a thumb this green and terracotta pots flooding my apartment, it’s evident that I’ve learned a thing or two about dedication and attention to detail.

I’m the woman who solves problems differently. A creative mind with a big heart, a green thumb, and the spine to write.