Megan Healy

American government official

Megan Healy

1st Virginia Secretary of Labor
In office July 1, 2021 – January 15, 2022
Governor	Ralph Northam
Preceded by	None (office created)
Succeeded by	G. Bryan Slater

Personal details
Political party	Democratic
Alma mater	Virginia Tech Virginia Commonwealth University Old Dominion University

Megan Healy is an American government official who served as secretary of labor in the cabinet of Virginia Governor Ralph Northam.^[1]

References

^ Paviour, Ben (April 26, 2021). "New Law Will Create Virginia's First Secretary of Labor". VPM. Retrieved November 28, 2021.

External links

Virginia Secretary of Labor

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Cabinet of Governor Ralph Northam (2018–2022)

Cabinet
Secretary of the Commonwealth	Kelly Thomasson (2018–2022)
Secretary of Administration	Keyanna Conner (2018–2021) Grindly Johnson (2021–2022)
Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry	Bettina Ring (2018–2022)
Secretary of Commerce and Trade	Esther Lee (2018) Brian Ball (2018–2022)
Secretary of Education	Atif Qarni (2018–2021) Fran Bradford (2021–2022)
Secretary of Finance	Aubrey Layne (2018–2021) Joe Flores (2021–2022)
Secretary of Health and Human Resources	Daniel Carey (2018–2021) Vanessa Walker Harris (2021–2022)
Secretary of Labor	Megan Healy (2021–2022)
Secretary of Natural and Historic Resources	Matt Strickler (2018–2021) Ann Jennings (2021–2022)
Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security	Brian Moran (2018–2022)
Secretary of Transportation	Shannon Valentine (2018–2022)
Secretary of Veterans and Defense Affairs	Carlos Hopkins (2018–2022)

Cabinet-level
Chief of Staff	Clark Mercer (2018–2022)
Deputy Chief of Staff	Suzette Denslow (2018–2022)
Counsel to the Governor	Rita Davis (2018–2021) Cynthia Bailey (2021–2022)
Chief Workforce Advisor to the Governor	Megan Healy (2018–2021)
Chief Diversity Officer	Janice Underwood (2019–2022)

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