Megan Keller Sworn in as 61st President of Madison South Rotary
Ushering in a new era of youthful leadership, the girl who grew up in a Rotary family has now become president of one of the city's finest service organizations. Megan Keller, daughter of Rotarians Aaron and Dawn Frank, is now the 2026-27 Madison South Rotary President.
Young Megan has worked the brat stand since she was a kid and attended RYLA (reluctantly, she says) when she was a teenager. But eventually she developed a kinship for the club, joined herself, became Sergeant-at-Arms, etc., and kept moving toward leadership until earning the top spot as President.
In her acceptance speech, Megan spoke of the Club's values, service above self and support for the community. She pledged to continue Madison South's long tradition of being an active force for good in south Madison and throughout the world.
As the Club celebrated Megan's rise to the top, it was not lost on attendees how many other young rising stars were in the room. In attendance were Jordan Smith (brat stand Czar), McKenzie Cleary (Board of Directors), John Cobb (past Sergeant-at-Arms), Zeke Segerstrom, Victoria LaBrosse and Dan Severson (president-elect). The surest sign of a healthy, vibrant club is the number and caliber of young people eager to serve.