In this program, you will... 

• Build a trusted peer network of women carrying the same level of responsibility — a resource you'll return to long after the program ends
• Refine how you influence up, across, and outside your organization — boards, partners, industry peers
• Sharpen executive presence and decision-making under pressure, ambiguity, and scale
• Overcome the specific pressures of being "the only one" in the room — imposter syndrome, isolation, and the weight of visibility

• Hone communication and EQ skills critical for effective, efficient, and impactful leadership

• Set a clear strategic agenda and build real accountability to execute it

• Learn to spot and address burnout to support employee morale and retention

• Build confidence in their voice, setting boundaries, and ability to navigate challenging team dynamics

• Increase resilience to better perform under stress

• Clarify what they truly want for their team, company, and the industry

   

About Your Guide

Megan Taylor Morrison is an executive coach and sought-after speaker specializing in leadership development in the horticulture industry. 

Meg has given keynote talks for women at Cultivate, Landscape Ontario, The Texas Nursery and Landscape Expo, as well as led educational sessions at industry events across North America. 

Her connection to the green industry began early. Meg grew up in Fresno, California — in the heart of one of the world’s most productive agricultural regions — where orchards, farms, and gardens shaped everyday life. She later worked with the UN Food & Agriculture Organization, spent time on organic farms, and learned firsthand from her grandmother and aunt in their gardens.

With more than 10 years of experience as a coach, Meg has worked with leaders and teams across various industries, including the green industry Her clients lead teams at organizations including Meta, NASA, Costa Farms, Syngenta, Siemens, and Columbia University.

Meg has trained with multiple coaching institutions and hold a master's degree in science journalism. When she isn't working with her clients, you can find her dancing (lindy hop, tango, bachata - you name it!), working on her next book, or swimming in icy rivers.