Shane Feggins

Shana Feggins is an adjunct graduate professor at George Washington University’s Graduate School of Political Management (GSPM), where she teaches courses focused on corporate and internal communications, leadership communication, organizational influence, stakeholder engagement, and navigating technological change.

A two-time GW alumna, Shana earned her undergraduate degree with studies in Political Science and Women’s Studies, alongside Dance, and later earned a Master of Professional Studies in Strategic Public Relations from GSPM. During her undergraduate years, she also participated in GW’s Women’s Leadership Program, further shaping her interdisciplinary approach to leadership, culture, communication, and social impact.

Professionally, Shana is an executive strategist whose work spans organizational transformation, communications, human-centered AI, leadership development, and culture. At a Big Four consulting firm, she advises senior leaders on workforce strategy, leadership effectiveness, organizational performance, and culture transformation.

Shana is also a keynote and TEDx speaker whose work explores how leaders and organizations can build human-centered systems that help people flourish through technological and societal change. She has spoken at conferences and leadership programs across the U.S. and internationally on responsible AI, digital trust, leadership, culture, and the future of work.

Beyond the classroom and corporate sector, Shana serves in board leadership roles with United Women in Business Foundation and We Make Noise and is a registered yoga teacher and mindfulness practitioner. Her interdisciplinary work sits at the intersection of strategy, technology, communication, culture, creativity, and human development.