Margaux Meyer
About Margaux Meyer
Margaux Meyer serves as the Executive Associate and Board Liaison at Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, a position she has held since 2017. She has a diverse background in legal assistance, legislative work, and nonprofit organizations, with previous roles in Montana and Missouri.
Work at Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity
Margaux Meyer has served as the Executive Associate and Board Liaison at Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity since 2017. In this role, she supports the organization's mission to provide affordable housing and community development. Her responsibilities include coordinating board meetings, managing communications, and assisting with various administrative tasks. This position allows her to leverage her previous experience in nonprofit organizations and enhance her skills in organizational management.
Previous Experience in Nonprofit Organizations
Prior to her current role, Margaux Meyer worked at a non-partisan nonprofit in a small town in western Montana. During her tenure, she developed skills in mountain biking and backpacking, which contributed to her personal and professional growth. Additionally, she held positions at Vote Smart as a Research Associate and Communications Associate, where she gained valuable insights into political processes and nonprofit operations.
Legal and Administrative Experience
Margaux Meyer has a background in legal and administrative roles. She worked as a Legal Assistant at Kasting, Kauffman and Mersen, P.C. from 2015 to 2017, where she gained experience in criminal prosecution, invoicing, and business litigation. Earlier, she served as an Administrative Assistant at Truman State University from 2011 to 2013, and as a Transfer Adjustment Liaison from 2012 to 2013, further solidifying her administrative skills.
Education and Academic Background
Margaux Meyer studied Political Science and Government at Truman State University, earning a Bachelor of Science degree from 2011 to 2014. She also briefly attended Augustana College in 2010, where she studied Biology. Her academic background provided a foundation for her career in nonprofit management and public service.
Internship Experience at Missouri House of Representatives
In 2014, Margaux Meyer interned at the Missouri House of Representatives for four months. This experience allowed her to gain firsthand knowledge of legislative processes and the workings of government. The internship contributed to her understanding of public policy and further informed her career path in the nonprofit sector.