Bio
Frawn Morgan is a strategic and critical thinker with the ability to see the whole picture, yet propose solutions to problems that focus on individual elements that can result in significant positive change.
Morgan has spent her career advising institutional investors and owners of major real assets, serving her clients’ needs with strategic guidance borne of decades of experience managing large scale real estate development projects and the organizations that promote them. Today she draws on that experience in her work as a corporate strategist and fractional executive.
Morgan holds a Doctor of Education from Northeaster, two masters degrees - MAPP from UPenn and MSc from Northeastern, as well as an undergraduate degree in Social Science.
Her doctoral research is into the well-being of working mothers. She speaks to women’s professional organizations on the topic of well-being for working mothers, as well as coaches and mentors working mothers, helping them face daily well-being challenges, specifically those around maternal guilt.
Frawn also holds a certificate in Personal Development Coaching from the CAPP Institute.
