Meghan has been a leader in the workforce development and reentry community since 2006 which led to her founding H.I.R.E. in 2020 in response to the overwhelming need for service linkages and employment in Orange County for system involved people.
She has been recognized as one of Orange County’s top Women of Year by the OC Business Journal and an OC Visionary by the LA Times.
Medlin is known for her dedication to the Orange County community, specializing in recidivism reduction, workforce development, and poverty eradication. She has been an integral part of various initiatives such as Prop 47, AB109, Stepping Up, Ban the Box, and the Continuum of Care board. She represents the community at the Orange County Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council and Orange County Community Corrections Partnership.
Meghan is also an active member of the FBI Citizen’s Academy Alumni Association and InfraGard Los Angeles.
She has a BS in Chemistry from the University of Redlands, a certificate in Gang Prevention and Intervention from Coastline Community College and a Master of Advance Study in Criminology, Law & Society from UC Irvine.
