Marget Garcia
Meg Garcia is an accomplished Estimating and Planning Supervisor at AWT Labels & Packaging in Minneapolis, where she has built a career defined by adaptability, collaboration, and continuous growth. Since joining the company in 2017, she has progressed from receptionist to customer service, then operations, and now into her leadership role. In her current position, Meg drives operational efficiency, oversees equipment planning, leads team meetings, and participates in strategic discussions that shape the direction of the Minneapolis plant. Known for her solutions-oriented mindset, she prioritizes actionable outcomes and cross-functional collaboration to ensure business objectives are met.
Meg’s professional approach is grounded in innovation, open communication, and thoughtful problem-solving. She excels at analyzing challenges from multiple perspectives, creating constructive environments, and supporting her colleagues. Her top strengths—Developer, Relator, Restorative, Includer, and Empathy—highlight her ability to foster team growth while achieving operational goals. A former coworker describes her as a “great team player” whose organizational skills and cheerful demeanor make her a trusted and dependable leader.
Beyond her day-to-day responsibilities, Meg is committed to professional development and community engagement. She continually seeks opportunities to expand her skills, mentor others, and contribute positively to her workplace culture. Her dedication to excellence and her belief in learning from challenges position her as a rising leader in her industry, inspiring peers and the next generation of women professionals.
• Luther College- B.A.
• Young Professional of the Year award
• Luther College Student Activities Council
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to the strong leadership I’ve experienced within my organization and to my mother, whose ambition and perseverance have inspired me throughout my life.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to women entering the field is to trust your expertise, advocate for yourself, and take full ownership of your professional journey.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
The biggest challenges in my field right now include navigating rising material costs and pricing pressures, while the opportunities lie in leveraging my skills to drive efficiency and deliver value in a traditionally male-dominated industry.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me in my work and personal life are leadership, mentorship, teamwork, and family, as I strive to support others while nurturing my own growth and that of my daughter.