Operations · Strategy · AI
I help founders, executive teams, and mission-driven organizations turn scattered workflows into clear operating systems, and adopt AI in ways that actually stick.
As Chief of Staff at a leading EdTech company, my work spanned operations in 7 countries. The same systems thinking travels to any organization that is scaling.
Engagements are scoped to your stage, from a two-week diagnostic to ongoing fractional support.
Strategic operations support for founders and executive teams: planning cadences, OKRs, cross-functional execution, and the connective tissue between strategy and delivery.
An audit of how work actually gets done, followed by redesigned workflows with AI built in: prompt libraries, automations, and guardrails your team will use.
Hands-on workshops that move teams from AI-curious to AI-fluent, grounded in your real documents, data, and day-to-day work.
Everything here started as something I built for myself or an organization, then cleaned up to share.
A guided tool for writing better AI prompts. Structure your context, constraints, and desired output so you get useful results on the first try instead of the fifth.
The templates I use to set up a leadership team's operating cadence: weekly priorities, a project tracker, a decision log, and a monthly review, plus AI prompts that keep each one current without extra meetings.
Meghan Banks, M.Ed. is an operations and strategy leader who builds the systems that let ambitious organizations execute. She started teaching in a public school classroom in Lawrence, Massachusetts, managed competitive STEM internship programs at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, and most recently served as Chief of Staff at a leading EdTech company, leading operations work across seven countries. She also consults on generative AI quality for a leading AI lab, evaluating and improving how frontier models handle real-world expert work.
Her approach is simple: figure out how work really gets done, fix what's slowing people down, and cut the steps nobody needs. More and more, that includes AI, used where it saves a team real hours and skipped where it doesn't.
She works remotely with teams anywhere, whether that's a focused advisory project or a longer-term role inside the leadership team.
Tell me a little about your team and the problem you're circling. I'll reply within two business days.