Emergent Method
Meagan Collman is a Manager at Emergent Method since April 2021. Prior to this, Meagan held positions such as Senior Consultant and Consultant with the same company. Before joining Emergent Method, Meagan worked as an Account Manager at Covalent Logic from June 2019 to April 2021. Meagan also has experience as an Account Executive and Creative Writer at Ourso Beychok Inc. Meagan's education includes a Master's Degree in Mass Communication - Strategic Communication and a Bachelor of Mass Communication in Political Communication from Louisiana State University. Throughout their career, Meagan has had various internship experiences, including roles at the Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana, Pi Beta Phi Fraternity, and with senators David Vitter and Jeff Sessions.
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Emergent Method
Emergent Method is an award-winning management consulting firm focused on helping companies and organizations innovate, grow, improve their performance, and achieve their missions. We do this by bringing people and ideas together to understand opportunities, let ideas emerge and create multi-faceted solutions with results greater than the sum of their parts. We come from backgrounds of solving complex problems and implementing change, working with clients to help navigate shifting landscapes and seize opportunities – including those they had not seen before. From strategic planning and organizational design, to project management and strategic communications, we are dedicated to helping our clients adapt, innovate and grow – pushing systems, agencies, and industries to new heights, while developing strategic, systemic solutions and processes to support those goals. We opened our doors in 2012, and in 2017, we were honored as Company of the Year by the Greater Baton Rouge Business Report and Junior Achievement, a recognizable benchmark of growth – and we seek the same measures of continuous improvement for the clients we serve. By definition, we are a team dedicated to our clients as they transform, come into being, or become prominent – as they emerge – by supporting organizational growth through systematic planning and action.