
Carol Meyer, MBA
I believe lasting change happens when people understand the rationale and their role in it. My first lesson in change management came in a Guatemalan cloud forest, where families cleared forest to plant corn to feed themselves. As a Peace Corps volunteer, I worked alongside Mayan Q’eqchi families to build a community-based ecotourism business from the ground up. Years later, it’s still running—supporting those families and a habitat for howler monkeys, giant tree ferns, wild orchids, and Guatemala’s national bird.
This belief has anchored my three-decade career turning big ideas into changes people can get behind. I have led communications teams through leadership turnover, reorganizations, a global pandemic, and the unraveling of foreign aid, while helping raise hundreds of millions of dollars for missions that matter. I’ve reinvented teams, streamlined processes, and brought new technology, including AI, into global organizations and small teams finding their way. In each instance, getting people on board was critical to ownership and adoption.
I’m a certified change manager with an MBA and a systems thinker’s instinct for how one change ripples into the next. Moving easily between big-picture strategy and the details that make it work, I translate complexity into clarity, get things done, and know change happens one person at a time, moving at the speed of trust. I’m fluent in Spanish and have studied five languages in all. Understanding people has always been the point. Clarity is what makes a message land, and it’s what I do best.
A New York transplant based in Atlanta, I’m a Meyer lemon in a world of standard citrus: direct and purposeful, with a natural warmth that makes hard change easier to swallow.
