Meagan Tokunaga

Meagan Tokunaga has a diverse work experience spanning various organizations and roles. Meagan currently works as a Housing Finance Consultant at the California Housing Partnership. Prior to this, Meagan served as a Special Assistant to the Controller at the California State Controller's Office, where they implemented the Controller's policy agenda and advised on priority issues such as housing and climate change. Meagan also drafted policy statements for the Controller's newsletter.

Before their role at the Controller's Office, Meagan worked at the California Department of Finance, first as a Staff Finance Budget Analyst, managing budgets for housing and employment departments and drafting housing policy statements. Meagan then served as a Finance Budget Analyst, preparing proposals for housing legislation and advising on program implementation. Additionally, Meagan was an Executive Fellow in the California Capital Fellows Program, assisting in the development of the Governor's affordable housing proposal and supporting departmental operations.

Meagan's earlier experience includes an internship at the Western Riverside Council of Governments, where they focused on sustainability, planning, and governmental affairs. Meagan also worked at 350.org as a Claremont Colleges Divestment Team Organizer and National Campaign Coordination Intern. Furthermore, they served as a Public Policy and International Affairs Fellow at Princeton University Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and gained valuable experience as a Technical Assistance and Policy Intern at Delta Institute and a Summer Academy Fellow at the Roosevelt Institute.

Meagan started their career as a Food Service Associate at the Coop Fountain Grill at Pomona College and also served as an Environmental Resources Division Intern at the City of Albany, California.

Meagan Tokunaga's education history is as follows:

Meagan attended the University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business from 2020 to 2023, where they obtained a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree. The specific field of study during their MBA program is not provided.

Before their graduate studies, Meagan completed their high school education at Albany High School in Albany, California. The details of their degree or field of study during high school are not specified.

Prior to their undergraduate studies, Meagan attended Pomona College, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree. Their field of study at Pomona College focused on Politics and Public Policy Analysis, with a concentration in Environmental Analysis.

The records do not indicate if Meagan pursued any degree at Princeton University. However, they did participate in a Comparative Ecology and Conservation Study Abroad Program in Quito, Ecuador, offered by the School for International Training.

It is important to note that the information provided does not include specific start and end years for Meagan's undergraduate and study abroad program.