6P Marketing Welcomes Meghan Watchorn as Chief Growth Officer

WINNIPEG, June 1[CT1] 6, 2026 – 6P Marketing is pleased to announce the appointment of Meghan Watchorn as Chief Growth Officer. Watchorn officially joined the agency in April 2026, bringing over 25 years of experience scaling businesses across technology, SaaS, recruitment, and transportation to her new role.

As Chief Growth Officer, Watchorn is focused on aligning the agency’s sales and marketing efforts, expanding its go-to-market approach, and helping 6P continue to grow its reach across Manitoba and into new markets.

“Meghan brings a rare combination of strategic thinking and real-world experience driving growth across some fast-moving industries,” said Paul Provost, President of 6P Marketing. “Her curiosity, her collaborative instincts, and her ability to build relationships at every level make her a natural fit for the way we operate. We’re very excited to have her leading this charge.”

Watchorn holds an MBA and a B.Comm in Marketing and International Business and has spent her career at the intersection of strategy and execution – building high-performing teams, expanding into new markets, and developing the sales and marketing infrastructure that helps organizations scale.

A Winnipegger by upbringing with strong family ties here today, Watchorn is perhaps best known locally as co-founder of The Peg Authentic Brand, a proudly Canadian e-commerce streetwear and lifestyle brand rooted in hometown spirit.

“My roots in Manitoba run deep, but my career has taken me into markets across North America and beyond. I think that combination puts us in an exciting position going forward,” said Watchorn.

Based primarily in British Columbia, Watchorn brings a national perspective to the role, with plans to be on the ground in Winnipeg and across the country for clients and industry events. Her appointment reflects 6P’s continued investment in building a team ready to serve clients at every scale.

“The problems our clients are solving are getting more complex, and the pace of change isn’t slowing down,” said Provost. “Having Meghan in this seat means we’re better positioned than ever to help businesses grow, right here in Manitoba and well beyond it.”