Morgan Gleeson

At the age of 25 Morgan has established herself in her career and throughout her various successes. She is the Assistant Executive Director for Pillars of Hope, Inc. (POH), an anti-human trafficking non profit organization dedicated to combatting one of the darkest acts of the world, human trafficking; she specializes in, leadership, program management, sports operations, collaboration through administration, and anti-human trafficking advocacy with experience in executive support, area management, fundraising support, donor engagement, student administration, writing, scheduling, and community-focused work. Before beginning her career with POH, she worked as the Area Manager with Skyhawks Sports Academy East Bay managing sport programs for children across the East Bay Area. She held a sport administration job and a college advancement job throughout her Bachelors and Masters degree while also being a collegiate athlete on the Corban University Softball team all four years of her Undergraduate Degree and a Graduate Assistant/Coach during her Graduate Degree. She achieved success through internship roles at the Contra Costa County District Attorneys Office under the CCC Anti Human Trafficking Task Force, and Let My People Go, an anti-human trafficking organization dedicated to education and prevention work. She continues to strive not only for success in her own life, but to be a force so strong she will change the world, even if only one person is impacted.