Meghan Madeira

Meghan Madeira is a Partner at Aegis whose extensive project planning and implementation expertise over the span of 28+ years in the industry includes a significant portfolio of work with nonprofit/not-for-profit cultural and academic institutions. She excels at being the seamless extension of a client’s organization and possesses the skills and ability to plan and lead large, complex projects to a desirable conclusion for all stakeholders.

She’s currently providing owner’s representative services for clients like The Cici & Hyatt Brown Museum of Art, Science & History in Daytona Beach, FL; 120 East State Steeple Cultural Center in Trenton, NJ; Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art in Chadds Ford, PA; Biggs Museum of American Art in Dover, DE; Lafayette College in Easton, PA; and The Research Collections and Preservation Consortium on Princeton University’s Forrestal Campus.

Recently completed projects include the new Calder Gardens art institution, Woodmere museum expansion to Maguire Hall, and the Laurel Hill Cemetery historic gatehouse renovation. She also successfully managed the construction and relocation of The Barnes Foundation from Lower Merion, PA, to Philadelphia; several projects for CSC in Delaware, and the Metamorphosis Renovation at the Delaware Museum of Nature & Science, among others. She has project management and owner’s representative experience in the independent school, cultural & religious, higher education, office, and science & tech sectors.

She has a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Lafayette College and a MBA from Villanova University. Meghan is a member of CREW Philadelphia.

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• Hot coffee or iced coffee: Hot coffee