Indiana Connected By 25 Elects Two Board Members

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Nonprofit Indiana Connected By 25 has elected Dan Larner and Megan Robertson to its board of directors. The board is comprised of leaders from the nonprofit, business, legal and academic communities of Indiana.

Larner is an executive director and investment team lead at J.P. Morgan Private Bank. He began his career with J.P. Morgan in 2004 as an analyst in New York City, transferred to Chicago in 2006 and then returned back to Indiana in 2011 to join the J.P. Morgan Private Banking team in Indianapolis. Larner is a 2015 graduate of the United Way of Central Indiana’s leadership development program.

Robertson is president and owner of FrontRunner Strategies, a political consulting and issue advocacy firm. She has been active in Republican politics for more than a decade. Robertson successfully managed the Freedom Indiana campaign to stop a constitutional ban on gay marriage.