Morgan McEwen is the founder and artistic director of MorDance, a pioneering ballet company that redefines the art form as a catalyst for social impact, civic engagement, and community building. A former professional ballerina with nearly two decades of experience, Morgan has performed on some of the nation’s most prestigious stages, including The Metropolitan Opera, BalletMet, and Richmond Ballet. As a choreographer, she is celebrated for her powerful storytelling and activism-driven work, with commissions from BalletX, Eglevsky Ballet, and Columbia Collaborative, among others.

Since its founding in 2014, MorDance has been at the forefront of innovation in ballet, earning recognition from The New York Times and national arts institutions. Under Morgan’s leadership, the company has expanded beyond the stage, offering free after-school dance programs, community workshops, and performances that make world-class ballet accessible to all.

Beyond her work in choreography, Morgan is a public speaker, advocate, and thought leader in the arts, addressing audiences at ArtsWestchester, the Stericycle Women's Leadership Summit, and the Hudson River Museum. She champions the role of the arts in economic revitalization, education, and community well-being, securing major grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts, and other key funders to further MorDance’s mission.

Recognized as one of Westchester County’s 40 Under 40 Rising Stars in Business, Morgan has been featured in Crain’s New York, American Theatre Magazine, Dance Enthusiast, and Dance Data Project. Her work has been showcased at renowned festivals, including Battery Dance Festival, Hudson Valley Dance Festival, and New Rochelle Dance Festival, with residencies at CUNY Dance Initiative, Kaatsbaan UpStream, and Vineyard Arts Project.

Through her leadership, Morgan is shaping a future where ballet is not just a reflection of society but an active force in shaping it. She remains dedicated to uniting, educating, and inspiring through the transformative power of movement.