Megan Gilmore

Founder & Executive Director

Megan Gilmore (MA, LSCC, CPCC, PCC) is the Founder and Executive Director of Lark's Song. She has been coaching for over 15 years, and has been studying and contributing to the fields of leadership and positive psychology also for close to two decades.

She holds her bachelor's degrees in psychology and leadership, and master's degree in addictions counseling from Indiana Wesleyan University. Megan has written, trained, consulted, and presented extensively on the topics of well-being, leadership, coaching, meaning in life, and human development.

In addition to holding three certifications in coaching, both nationally and internationally, Megan has developed Lark’s Song’s Level 1 ICF accredited certified coach training program. She has been a Licensed Clinical Addictions Counselor, an ordained minister, an amateur herbalist, a professor, lifeguard, and pizza delivery gal.

After leaving her 9-5 job in higher education back in 2011, Megan started her own private coaching practice and desired the collaboration, care, and dynamic effectiveness that can be experienced by working with a team that shares a common vision. She formed Lark’s Song in September 2013 and began bringing on partners soon thereafter with a commitment to courageously co-creating a world that purposefully choses life and aliveness. In 2015, Lark’s Song became incorporated as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and she has been leading it since then.

There are a few things that Megan knows to be true. Having tea is best realized as an experience and not just a beverage, everything is better with caramel, dance parties are essential, nature and children are the best teachers, and playing life small does not serve anyone.

Elizabeth Taylor’s advice to “Pour yourself a drink, put on some lipstick and pull yourself together” has saved her life multiple times.

Megan can be reached at megan@larkssong.com.