Method Communications has appointed Meghan Gardner as executive vice president, strengthening the agency’s leadership team focused on enterprise technology communications. Based in Portland, Gardner brings more than two decades of experience advising CEOs and executive leadership teams across AI, infrastructure, data, and B2B2C technology sectors.
The appointment supports Method Communications’ ongoing investment in senior communications talent as enterprise technology companies navigate increasingly complex market, regulatory, and AI-driven business environments.
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Method Communications said Gardner’s appointment reflects the growing demand for strategic communications support among enterprise technology companies operating in rapidly evolving AI and digital transformation markets.
“Meghan is the kind of advisor CEOs call when the stakes are high and the story is complicated,” said David Parkinson, CEO of Method Communications. “She has a knack for taking dense, technical companies and helping the world understand why they matter. Our clients are operating in a more complicated environment than ever, and Meghan is built for it.”
Throughout her career, Gardner has advised leadership teams during IPOs, mergers and acquisitions, leadership transitions, and periods of regulatory scrutiny. Her experience includes supporting executive positioning strategies focused on innovation, security, and responsible AI initiatives.
Method noted that Gardner’s work has centered on stakeholder communications spanning investors, policymakers, employees, analysts, and enterprise customers.
Before joining Method Communications, Gardner spent more than five years at Mission North, where she most recently served as executive vice president. Prior to that, she held leadership positions at Matter Communications, Alipes, Proper Villains, Version 2.0 Communications, and LEWIS PR.
Her experience spans corporate positioning, crisis communications, executive visibility, and integrated earned and owned media strategies for enterprise technology organizations.
“Method has a reputation for doing the work that actually moves the needle for our clients, and that's what drew me in,” said Gardner. “In the age of AI, enterprise tech leaders are juggling a mandate to 'do more with less' while leveling up their impact on every audience, in every channel. They need partners who can move fast, think clearly under pressure, and help them show up well in the moments that count. That's the work I love, and Method is built for it.”
Gardner also brings a journalism background to the role, having previously worked as an automotive journalist before transitioning into communications leadership.
The appointment follows several recent expansions across Method Communications’ specialist service offerings. The agency recently added Lexy King as senior vice president and head of its Corporate Communications Specialist Group while also launching dedicated practices focused on Social & Influencer and AEO/GEO and Integrated Content services.
Method Communications stated that the additions are intended to strengthen its ability to support challenger brands, innovators, and enterprise technology organizations navigating increasingly competitive communications environments.
The agency continues to position itself as a communications partner for technology companies seeking strategic storytelling, executive visibility, and integrated communications support across evolving AI and digital transformation landscapes.
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