About Meghan Ogilvie

Meghan Ogilvie is Chief Executive Officer of Dog Tag Inc (DTI), a 501c3 that empowers service-disabled veterans, military spouses, and caregivers through an innovative fivemonth fellowship program. Hired as DTI’s first employee in 2012, Meghan partnered with DTI’s co-founders to bring their shared vision to life: to create a place that equips transitioning veterans and military families with knowledge, skills, and confidence to pursue their careers goals, post service. DTI’s high-touch program provides Fellows the unique opportunity to apply the business and entrepreneurship acumen they glean through customized Georgetown University coursework during handson rotations throughout the various business functions of Dog Tag Bakery, our small business venture. DTI launched the Fellowship program in June 2014 and Dog Tag Bakery opened its doors soon after in December 2014. Meghan assumed the role of CEO in 2015 and oversees all aspects of DTI’s unique, multi-faceted social enterprise including: managing the Fellowship program, growing Dog Tag Bakery, and guiding the development and implementation of DTI’s long-term strategic vision. Prior to joining Dog Tag, Meghan spent several years working in finance in New York; first in Equities with Lehman Brothers and Barclays and later supporting executive management at Macquarie Group. Meghan comes from a military family - both her father and sister graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and served in the United States Marine Corps. Meghan is a graduate of University of Richmond. In 2017, Meghan received the U.S. Army Outstanding Civilian Service Award and participated in the Presidential Leadership Scholars program. Most recently, Meghan was named a “Rising Stars” as part of the Washington Business Journal’s 2018 Women Who Mean Business awards program.