At Maxon Fine Jewelry, we believe in celebrating life’s most meaningful moments—and now, we are honored to celebrate one of our own. Megan Neyer, Operations Strategist at Maxon, has been named a 2026 40 Under 40 honoree by the Springfield Business Journal (SBJ), a prestigious recognition reserved for individuals shaping the future of our region.
This achievement reflects not only Megan’s professional excellence but also her passion for community, leadership, and purposeful growth—values that align seamlessly with the Maxon legacy.
Rooted in the Ozarks
Megan’s story begins right here in the 417. Raised in Aurora, Missouri, she embodies the spirit of the Ozarks—grounded, driven, and deeply connected to community.
After earning her degree from Belmont University in Nashville, Megan returned to Springfield in 2011, bringing with her a broadened perspective and a clear vision for impact.
Her journey has been defined by intentional growth, combining her expertise in financial services and professional organizing into a career focused on helping businesses and people thrive.
Bringing Strategy and Structure to Maxon
Since joining Maxon Fine Jewelry in 2024 as Operations Strategist, Megan has played an integral role in continuing to grow The Jeweler of the Ozarks.
Her work extends far beyond daily operations, influencing key areas such as:
- Business development initiatives
- Project management and workflow optimization
- Strategic planning and execution
- Organizational efficiency and team support
In an industry where every detail matters, Megan ensures that the experience behind the scenes is just as refined as the jewelry in our cases. Her ability to bring clarity, structure, and forward-thinking strategy allows Maxon to continue delivering exceptional service and timeless pieces to our clients.
Leadership That Extends Beyond the Workplace
Megan’s influence is not confined to Maxon—it radiates throughout the Springfield community. Her commitment to service and leadership is evident in her involvement with several impactful organizations.
She currently contributes her time and expertise through:
- Rotary Club of Springfield Sunrise
- The Network Leadership Council
- Leadership Springfield Board of Directors
- Aurora Downtown Project Committee
Her past leadership includes serving as President of the Rotaract Club of Springfield, along with volunteer work supporting Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ozarks and Rescue One.
This dedication to community mirrors the very essence of Maxon: building relationships, creating lasting impact, and investing in the people and places we call home.
A Legacy of Excellence at Maxon
Megan’s honor marks a remarkable milestone—not just for her, but for the Maxon family as a whole. This is the third consecutive year a Maxon team member has been recognized by SBJ:
- Jessica Harmison-Olson (2024)
- Ryan Olson (2025)
- Megan Neyer (2026)
This continued recognition reflects a culture rooted in excellence, leadership, and a commitment to elevating both our craft and our community.
Honoring the Moments That Matter
At Maxon Fine Jewelry, we celebrate milestones—both personal and professional. Megan’s recognition as a 40 Under 40 honoree is a testament to the power of dedication, vision, and heart.
We are proud to stand alongside her as she continues to shape the future of our organization and our community.