Meg Biallas, founder and principal with Moxie Communications, LLC, has worked for more than 15 years in communications and marketing. To date, she has supported national, state and local nonprofits focused on health, early care and education, youth and workforce development, and civic engagement. 

Prior to starting Moxie Communications, Meg spent four years in-house with Child Care Aware of America (CCAoA), where she managed digital marketing and public relations. During her tenure, Meg equipped advocates to call for state and federal child care legislation that would lead to more affordable, accessible and equitable child care across the country; provided marketing technical assistance to the organization's network of 250 state agencies, including Indiana-based organizations Child Care Answers and Early Learning Indiana; and led a back-to-school advertising campaign to promote vaccine awareness among children and their families. 

Prior to her work at CCAoA, Meg served in a broad range of in-house communications roles in Washington, D.C., including as the Director of Communications for the Center for Public Justice, and in digital marketing roles for First Focus on Children, the National Sexual Assault Hotline and the Council for a Strong America. Her expertise includes communications and marketing strategy, video, media buys and monitoring, organic social media, website content and metrics, email marketing, and earned media.

Meg holds a master’s degree in business administration and a bachelor’s degree in journalism, both from Butler University (Indianapolis, IN). Meg is the Marketing Committee Chair for Dress for Success Indianapolis and serves on the Young Professionals Advisory Council for the Rethink Coalition.