Nathan has helped foundations and nonprofits in a wide variety of fields develop strategies that build on their strengths to maximize positive impact. Nathan’s work consistently makes practical use of novel approaches to unveil opportunities for social change, including impact investing, data and analytics, and advocacy and movement building. In addition to his client work, Nathan serves as the firm’s Managing Director.
Select Redstone Projects
- Provided long-term strategic advising to increase adoption and improve implementation of high-quality K-12 curriculum across the United States
- Designed a new framework to aid foundations in planning, monitoring, and evaluating investments intended to inform public policy
- Helped evaluate a long-term strategy for the open educational resources (OER) movement
Background
Nathan joined Redstone in 2009 after completing an MBA at the Yale School of Management, focusing on strategy and the social sector. Previously, he was an associate at Katzenbach Partners, where he served clients in the energy and pharmaceutical sectors. Nathan lives with his wife Liz in Denver where they are raising twin boys.
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Open Educational Resources to Improve Community College Education
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Grassroots Rising
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