Meg Fisher is a technology, product, and operations leader who has helped create some of the most transformational products and services for education, media, and technology industries including Apple's App Store, iTunes U, iBooks Store (Apple Books), and Everyone Can Code's App Development with Swift.
She currently serves as a Senior Adviser for Code for America.
If you are seeking expert guidance on Responsible Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Machine Learning applications, contact Meg for a consulting engagement at Santa Fe AI Partners.
"SHE IS FROM KANSAS. She is one of those people who change the very weather pattern of a room from neutral to warm just by entering it. She is the kind of person who always gets invited back. She had a monster career at Apple, which she is predictably modest about. She was an early employee there, a key player in the startup of the App stores, iTunes U, and the iBooks store."
Meg worked with Santa Fe Community College, Santa Fe Public Schools, Santa Fe Indian School, STEM Santa Fe, and Boys & Girls Club of Santa Fe to bring the Apple CEI grant to Santa Fe.
(SFCC press release 7/18/2023)
https://www.sfreporter.com/news/2023/09/06/tech-pathways/
Photo Credit: Rob Lang at the Boys & Girls Club of Santa Fe/Del Norte
The golden thread of Meg's activities include advocacy for technology, education, and media. From creating App Showcases in her launch of Apple's App Store to enabling education-to-work, she takes on efforts that promote equitable opportunities for all.
Meg's Apple Worldwide Education Content team launched Everyone Can Code and its related App Showcases in 2018 in Chicago. Since then, the program is in more than 12,000 schools across the United States.
Meg is a seasoned Board Member, having first started with representing Apple on the Software & Information Industry Association in 2010 and broadening her efforts across technology management.
Meg is a tireless advocate for promoting coding and creative educational opportunities. Her efforts in Northern New Mexico create pathways for education to work for our entire community.
When the Ebola outbreak threatened the United States, Meg worked with Obama's CDC and Johns Hopkins University for immediate medical professional education for public safety, preventing the virus from becoming an epidemic.
Meg has gotten the chance to work across different for profit, non-profit, governmental, and academic environments, seeing the potential of diverse experiences and knowledge sets.
Meg Fisher serves on a number of boards, in alignment with high-impact organizations that focus on technology, education, media, and public works.
Besides her 25+ years in technology management, she earned her Women in Governance Certificate from UCLA in 2019.
Boys & Girls Club of Santa Fe/Del Norte changes the lives of children and teens by providing them with a safe, positive, and engaging environment and programs that prepare and inspire them to achieve.
FanFair Signatures provides custom, personalized art and autographs from celebrities, including actors, athletes, authors, and other public figures for adoring fans and enthusiasts.
Everlit AI aims to revolutionize access to the written word, using a new generation of ultra realistic, AI-driven speech synthesis with human interest stories, fiction, and knowledge.
MM Edu Labs serves the Competency-based Learning Industry (CBLI) by making learning assets and frameworks context aware, enabling optimization of recommendation engines using AI Bionic technology.
Software & Industry Information Association is the voice for the specialized information industry. Its members provide data, content, and information that drives the global economy.
As new technologies from Machine Learning to Artificial Intelligence to Cybersecurity impact organizations, Meg applies her vast experience and knowledge to help them solve real-world issues with reliable strategic plans.
