About

Megan Hunt is an entrepreneur, writer, and public leader whose work focuses on democratic governance, entrepreneurship, and cultural change.

Elected to the Nebraska Legislature in 2018, she built a national profile as a principled voice on reproductive justice, civil rights, economic equity, and institutional reform. She introduced more than 125 bills and helped advance hundreds of pieces of legislation spanning issues including environmental sustainability, addiction recovery, First Amendment protections, LGBTQ+ rights, and small-business policy, all informed by her parallel experience as a founder and operator.

A serial entrepreneur, Hunt has launched and scaled multiple ventures in coworking, e-commerce, and retail, operating businesses while shaping policy—an uncommon vantage point that informs her perspective on leadership and institutional accountability.

Her work has been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Forbes, INC, Vice, and Cosmopolitan, among other national publications. She is the author of Fabric Blooms and writes and speaks about leadership, institutional courage, and the role imagination plays in building durable systems across government, markets, and creative communities.

Now in her final legislative term, she brings her experience as both founder and policymaker into national conversations about leadership and culture.