Megan has over 20 years’ experience working in Sustainable Development and more latterly technology innovation and societal change. She has had a varied career starting in social work, a business founder and director of a small sustainability and business management consultancy, more recently returning to academia specialising in peripheral regional business innovation and development. Recent experiences include, the digital economy and rural business innovation, innovative digital health services, co-production design thinking, working on complex public/private/academic consortium projects. Her current research interests continue in sustainable peripheral regions, encompassing innovation in areas such as the digital economy, circular economy, sustainable resource management and business services including plastics in fisheries and aquaculture, sustainable construction, sustainable food systems and circular regional development. Ever active she was previously an executive member of a Regional Development Board, a Higher Education Institute, and various associated subcommittees. She is currently the secretary for the Royal Geographical Society (RGS) Rural Geographers Research Group (RGRG) and a member of the Digital Geographers Research Group. In recognition of here regional and sustainable development activities, she is a professional member of the Institute of Economic Development (IED) and Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (FRGS).