Megan O'Quinn

Megan O’Quinn, Vice President of Brand Management, has been an asset to the iCEV team for more than 15 years. Education has always been a priority for O’Quinn due to her involvement with CTE in high school and her parents being teachers for over 30 years. Because of the influence education has had on her life, she enjoys getting to work with teachers and making their jobs easier every day.

O’Quinn is a proud Texas Tech alum and holds a bachelor’s degree in animal science and a master’s degree in agricultural communications. O’Quinn started her tenure with iCEV while she was in college. Due to her familiarity with the iCEV curriculum, she wanted to be involved in designing curriculum, materials and resources for teachers to use in their classrooms. O’Quinn has worn various hats since joining the iCEV team and values the role CTE plays in the lives of students across the country.

"Regardless of whether a student is wanting to go to college, technical school or directly into the workforce, CTE provides students with not only work-related skills but life skills," said O’Quinn. "She know the CTE courses she took while in school not only helped prepare her for college but also how to manage the time and explore areas she was passionate about prior to enrolling in college."

In her current role, she oversees content creation from planning to implementation. O’Quinn also serves as a resource for teachers to learn how to effectively use iCEV and to have their questions answered. "She love that she am able to see and work with the content in all of its phases from planning to production to implementation in classrooms across the U.S.,"said O’Quinn.

During her time at iCEV, O’Quinn has been recognized for her dedication and passion to iCEV and CTE. In 2011, she was the recipient of the Aubrey N. Davis Family Memorial Award, and in 2013, she was honored as the Employee of the Year. In 2021, O'Quinn was honored with the Nonni Award. She also holds the position of Commissioner for the iCEV College Football Pick’em.