Chamber Ambassadors

I like to help people, no matter what it is. I will do my best to help them. I love to bake, cook and entertain. I volunteer regularly at Mash Pantry. 
The Most Important thing you'll ever need, is me to help you with your insurance needs.

A lifelong resident of Highland County, Megan graduated from Lynchburg Clay High School. She went on to obtain her associate degree in Agricultural Production from Southern State Community College. She started her banking career in 2013 and has worked in various roles, such as Lead Customer Service Representative and Senior Residential Loan Processor. In 2024, she accepted the Washington Court House Banking Center Manager position where she will focus on loan and deposit growth and customer service.
In her free time, Megan enjoys spending time with her husband and two children as well as attending her children’s sporting events and camping with her friends and family.

I'm a Philanthropy Officer for Adena Heath Foundation based at Adena Fayette Medical Center.  I partner with partner local businesses, individuals and the community at large with regards to the new Adena Fayette hospital.  

I was raised in Washington Court House, graduated from Washington Court House City Schools, and made Washington Court House my permanent residence in 2014.  

Amy Jordan, Admissions and Marketing Director at Cedarvale Commons Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, brings heartfelt dedication and local insight to her role in post-acute healthcare. A proud Fayette County native and Ohio University graduate, Amy was inspired by her grandmother to pursue a career in service to others. With a deep appreciation for her community, she is known for her compassionate approach, helping families navigate challenging decisions with empathy and clarity. Grounded in her belief in “The Starfish Story,” Amy is driven by the power of small actions to make a meaningful difference. Outside of work, she cherishes time with her family and grandchildren, who keep her spirited and grounded.