Meghan Stoneburner has a passion for all things marketing, but her first love has always been stringing words together to create compelling content. A versatile marketing professional with more than 15 years of experience, Meghan brings a combination of strategic thinking, creativity and hands-on execution to every project. Her expertise spans content strategy, social media, long-form writing, video production and editing, graphic design, event marketing, media relations, website development and digital marketing. Meghan began her college career at Florida State University, where she studied creative writing. She later stepped away from school to raise her two daughters before returning to Kennesaw State University, where she earned a degree in Marketing with a minor in English.

She began her professional career at one of Atlanta’s leading digital marketing agencies, working with prominent clients including the Georgia Aquarium, Kaiser Permanente, Club Car and the Georgia Lottery. She later joined an Atlanta advertising agency, where she developed and managed social media strategies for clients across a variety of industries. Before joining communications 21, Meghan spent five years as marketing director for a nationwide residential architectural company, helping elevate the organization from an established industry participant to a recognized industry leader.

Since joining c21, Meghan has worked with clients including the Greater Women’s Business Council, Isenberg & Hewitt, The Gathering at South Forsyth, Marsy’s Law for Georgia and several community improvement districts throughout metro Atlanta. She helps clients transform complex ideas into clear, engaging stories that connect with their audiences and support broader business goals.

Outside of work, Meghan is an avid reader and organizer of The Recently Read Society, a book club where members share and discuss whatever they have been reading rather than following a required monthly selection. A former podcast host, she still enjoys the creativity and connection that comes from thoughtful conversations and storytelling. Meghan and her husband also run an eBay store featuring unique, vintage and thrifted finds. She volunteers with animal sanctuaries and Food Well Alliance and is continually working, very slowly on her first novel.


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