Annual Women's Dinner | Millbrook School

2026 Guest Speaker: Megan Grant P'25

Megan Grant has been an avid Millbrook supporter since her daughter first arrived at Millbrook in the fall of 2021, and we are so glad to introduce her as Millbrook's next speaker at our annual women's event in New York City.

Megan began her career in business with a bachelor's degree in economics from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, where she developed a strong foundation in business strategy and analytics. Upon graduating, Megan embarked on a career in the luxury and consumer goods industry, quickly establishing herself as a dynamic leader in marketing and retail.

Megan’s professional journey advanced at L’Oréal, where, for over 22 years, she held key executive leadership roles across multiple brands, showcasing her exceptional skills in marketing, retail, customer acquisition, digital strategy, and consumer products. Her expertise and strong results led to her appointment as president of L’Oréal’s Luxury Division in the U.S., where she oversaw 15 esteemed beauty brands.

In 2024, Megan joined Louis Vuitton Americas as president and CEO with the ambition to further amplify the brand’s desirability across the U.S., Canada, and Latin America. Embracing the House’s culture of excellence, Megan is committed to preserving Louis Vuitton’s legacy by cultivating high-performing teams, pursuing new growth opportunities, and setting ambitious standards for creativity, innovation, and an elevated client experience across the Americas.

2026 Moderator J'nelle Agee '06

J’nelle N. Agee is an executive producer and the former executive director of editorial at EBONY Media, where she was instrumental in shaping and refining the brand’s editorial voice and content strategy across EBONY’s digital platforms. She led coverage of current cultural events and developed innovative digital content franchises, including monthly digital cover experiences. With over 15 years of experience, J’nelle has also led editorial and video teams at Oprah Daily and MSNBC. Her work has been recognized as a Webby honoree.

A proud alumna of Spelman College, J’nelle holds a master’s degree in sports management from Columbia University and a second master’s in journalism from Northwestern University. She is a member of Sistahs to the Summit, a traveling collective that, in 2022, became the largest group of Black women to summit Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa. Their journey was featured on NBC's TODAY Show and CBS This Morning. They’ve also traveled through ice glaciers in Antarctica and recently returned from the Kingdom of Bhutan in the heart of Asia.

J’nelle is a cofounder of the Tommie Agee Foundation, founded in memory of her father, Tommie Agee, a member of the 1969 World Champion New York Mets. She also serves as a trustee at the Millbrook School and is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists, ColorComm, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, and The Links, Incorporated.