Dr. Megan Neyer is the president of Total Performance Systems, Inc and a former World Springboard Diving Champion and 15-time US Diving National Champion.   

Dr. Megan Neyer work includes helping firms select and retain employees, enhance performance and productivity in the workplace through coaching, as well as facilitating effective management and leadership development. She is interested in developing thought leaders in green design and environmental sustainability.

Dr. Megan Neyer is on faculty at the University of Florida Leadership Development Institute. She received her undergraduate and doctorate degrees with emphasis in performance and health psychology from the University of Florida, and is a licensed and nationally certified counselor, as well as a trained mediator. She is a former world-class competitive diver whose accomplishments include being an Olympian on 3 and 10-meter, a World Springboard Champion, 15-time US Diving National Champion, 8-time SEC and NCAA champion, and multi-time international champion. She has more wins than any other diver in the history of the SEC and NCAA, and in 2006 was named NCAA Most Outstanding Diver of the last Quarter Century.  In 1997, Dr. Megan Neyer was honored as a University of Florida Alumna of Outstanding Achievement, awarded to only 47 women of the 85,000 who have graduated from the University of Florida.

Through energy management and mental skills training, Dr. Megan Neyer catalyzes optimal performance in athletes and performers of all levels. Mental skills training topics include: goal setting, energy management, imagery, confidence, focusing, pre-performance preparation and reflection. These skills are transferable across arenas and are also applicable to the work environment. Dr. Megan Neyer has worked with executives, coaches and elite athletes for 20 years at organizations such as the AIA, CMAA, ACEC, Heery International, David Evans and Associates, Inc., Bell South, and a wide range of organizations including public and private companies, the United States Olympic Committee and Training Center, the University of Florida, Georgia Institute of Technology, several sports national governing bodies, and the military. She is the current chair of the Organization Change Alliance in Atlanta.