Meghan Phillipp

Meghan Phillipp is a health strategist, fractional leader, and cross-sector connector who builds partnerships that improve health and strengthen communities. As Innovation Officer for Women in Medicine® (WIM), she leads programs and partnerships advancing gender equity and leadership in medicine, including the WIMbassador Program, which supports women physicians across WIM's pillars of Leadership, Research, and Advocacy.

As Founder and Chief Impact Officer of Impactful Partners Studio, Meghan provides fractional leadership and strategy to mission-driven organizations. In that role, she serves as Program Director of Membership and Engagement for the Corporate Coalition of Chicago. Her advisory portfolio includes Backpack Healthcare, where she is Growth Advisor, and Chicago Integrated Health, where she advises the CEO. It also includes Loyola University Chicago's Parkinson School of Health Sciences and Public Health, where she serves as non-teaching Adjunct Faculty and expands career opportunities for public health and health administration students. She was previously Vice President of Community Impact at Third Horizon Strategies and inaugural Executive Director of the Health Care Council of Chicago (HC3), where she convened leaders across the healthcare system around the city's most pressing challenges.

Meghan began her healthcare career at CommunityHealth, the nation's largest free clinic for the uninsured, where she now serves as Associate Board President. She also sits on the Board of Directors of Sharing Notes. She holds a BA in Music from Lawrence University and an MBA from Loyola's Quinlan School of Business, where she was a Baumhart Scholar.