Meghan Glass portrait
Senior Product Manager
Best Buy

"One of my favorite quotes that I think applies to project management, just as much as it does to learning and how we approach all of our work-life, comes from British statistician George E.P. Box who stated, "All models are wrong, but some are useful." The sentiment here is that we can approach all things with "good" or "best" practices in mind—but in the end no approach is fool-proof, perfect, or will work every time. It will get you started, it will get you close, it's still useful, but you'll still have to adapt to find success. "

Meghan Glass is a product manager for Best Buy, where she excels at taking difficult problems and making them achievable by building strong relationships with internal and external partners to foster innovation and realize a shared vision.

Meghan is an analytical history enthusiast who loves to travel. She was born and raised in Eagan, Minnesota and took a six-year detour to Durham University in the United Kingdom for her graduate work where she brought home a British husband. She relishes discovering new ideas, new places, and new possibilities. When she's not working  or teaching, she enjoys spending time quilting, doing home improvement projects, and welcoming foster dogs to spend time with her Cavalier King Charles, Winston, while waiting for their forever homes.

Meghan teaches Project Initiation, Project Management Foundations, and Project Leadership for CCAPS.