Natalie is an associate with RMI’s Climate Finance Access Network (CFAN), which aims to unlock access to climate finance at scale in developing countries. She supports various workstreams across the team, including training and Caribbean Program.

Background

Natalie held diverse roles in international development for more than seven years. Before joining RMI, she was a research intern for Sustainable Travel International, assisting with its Palau Carbon Neutral Project. She has travelled extensively, visiting twenty-eight countries on six continents, and has lived and worked in France and Mauritius. Natalie holds a master’s in International Development from St. Mary’s University of Minnesota, where she focused on sustainable development and wrote her capstone project on refugee youth empowerment. She earned a bachelor’s degree in International Studies with a minor in French from Rhodes College.

Education

MA, International Development, St. Mary’s University of Minnesota
BA, International Studies, Rhodes College