Megan Mc Closkey
About Megan Mc Closkey
Megan Mc Closkey is the Program Director of Workforce Relations & Initiatives at SEI in Oaks, PA, and a Volunteer Coach for Special Olympics Pennsylvania in Montgomery County. She has held various roles at SEI, including Global Communications Specialist and Marketing Associate, and has a background in public relations and business from Penn State University.
Current Role at SEI
Megan Mc Closkey is presently serving as the Program Director, Workforce Relations & Initiatives at SEI in Oaks, PA. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing workforce-oriented programs and initiatives that enhance relations within the company. This includes driving initiatives that support employee engagement, development, and overall workplace culture.
Previous Roles at SEI
Before her current position, Megan Mc Closkey has held several roles within SEI. From 2019 to 2022, she served as a Global Communications Specialist, where she managed global communication strategies. Preceding that, she was a Marketing Associate for the Institutional Group from 2018 to 2019, where she focused on marketing strategies for institutional clients. Additionally, she held the role of Independent Advisor Solutions Marketing Intern in 2017, spending two months gaining experience in marketing for financial advisors.
Volunteer Work and Leadership
Megan contributes her time as a Volunteer Coach at Special Olympics Pennsylvania in Montgomery County. She also holds leadership roles within SEI, including serving as President of the SEI Women's Network and being a board member for SEI enABLE, demonstrating her commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive work environment.
Educational Background
Megan pursued her higher education at Penn State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations and Business from 2014 to 2018. Prior to that, she graduated from Germantown Academy in 2014, where she completed her high school education.
Athletic and Extracurricular Achievements
While attending Penn State University, Megan was a two-year captain of the Division I Track and Field team, specializing in the High Jump. She also held key leadership positions on the Student Athletic Advisory Board (SAAB), representing the Big Ten at a national level. Her experience as a student-athlete and SAAB president fostered strong time management and hard work skills.