Megan is a public health and philanthropic leader who is passionate about supporting communities to thrive. A Loveland resident, Megan lives in the district with her husband and two children, who attend Loveland Schools, and is committed to supporting opportunities that help all students succeed.

Professionally, Megan serves in a leadership role at Interact for Health, where she guides grantmaking and community investment strategies that advance health and well-being across the Greater Cincinnati region. With more than 18 years of experience in public health and philanthropy, she has focused her career on creating lasting community impact through strategic partnerships, policy change, and community engagement. 

Megan holds a Master of Public Health from Wright State University and a bachelor's degree in athletic training from Marietta College. Outside of work, Megan enjoys running, exploring the outdoors with her family, and volunteering with non-profit organizations including the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network and Pockets of Hope.