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Meghan Bodo has extensive experience in data and digital product management. Meghan is currently the Director of Data + Digital Products at Nuup, where they lead the design and implementation of Sirio, a data management platform for farmer organizations. Prior to this role, Meghan worked as a Manager of Data + Digital Products at Nuup, where they managed a project for Danone Mexico's small farmer dairy supply chain. Meghan was responsible for process mapping, defining user requirements, and overseeing the roll-out of a supply chain management software. Meghan also worked as an Analyst of Data + Digital Products at Nuup.

Before joining Nuup, Meghan served as a Supply Chain Lead at Equal Exchange and a Monitoring + Evaluation Fellow at Village Enterprise. Meghan also worked as a Research Consultant at the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and as a Research Assistant at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Meghan has experience in local food and agriculture organizations, where they served as a Local Food Systems Specialist and undertook roles such as finance/operations assistant and research & analysis assistant.

Additionally, Meghan worked as the Boston Chapter Coordinator at Slow Money and served as the BUILD: India Program Manager at the Institute of Global Leadership at Tufts University. In this role, they led sustainable development initiatives in Tamil Nadu, India and conducted primary research related to community compositing toilets and financial practices in rural India.

Meghan Bodo completed their Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in International Relations & Economics from Tufts University. Meghan attended the university from 2011 to 2015.