Megan Neese started her competitive dance training at Gotta Dance Company, at the age of 10, in styles that included contemporary, jazz, ballet, hip-hop, ballroom, modern, etc. She has been able to continue her dance education at Grand Canyon University, where she has received her B.F.A. in Dance Education. While studying there, her choreography has received many awards and she was able to perform in the American College Dance Association Gala. 

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Alongside her studies, she teaches and choreographs at dance studios and high schools around the U.S. She has also been a company lead for the competition team at Gotta Dance Company. She is the assistant coach for Arizona Christian University and is apart of core staff for Sharpen Up Dance Team Training. She was the 2026 Resident Dance Artist for the city of Tempe, where she got to set 2 pieces on 2 high school programs as well as her own professional piece. She has participated in multiple dance industrial jobs with Strong Productions for Isagenix and Arbonne, was cast as Velma in a production of West Side Story choreographed by Joseph Corella, trained with Zion Dance Project on full scholarship, and was a part of IAF’s mentorship program led by Chehon Wespi-Tschopp. Additionally, she was cast in a piece choreographed by Emma Wages for House Dance Complex Show in LA. She has worked with Karmagraphy for corporate dance events under Kavita Rao. She most recently got to work with E Plus Entertainment Productions as a core dancer, choreographed by Marcel Wilson. In addition, she got the opportunity to perform in the Halftime Show with Rihanna led by choreographer Parris Goebel. She is currently signed with Go 2 Talent Agency.