I lead internal and external communications to advance the Stanford-based Natural Capital Project's work to integrate the value nature provides to people into all major decisions. We develop innovative science, technology, and partnerships that motivate investments in natural capital, to improve the wellbeing of both people and nature.

I directed the AAAS Leshner Leadership Institute for Public Engagement with Science, managed the AAAS Communicating Science Seminar, and co-led AAAS climate communication work including the "How We Respond" project.

I supported scientists and engineers in engaging and communicating with public audiences. This included facilitating workshops, supporting our public engagement fellowship program, and building connections between communication research and practice. I managed projects such as the annual AAAS Communicating Science Seminar and the How We Respond climate communication project. I also wrote news stories about the Center's work and other AAAS programs and events.

I facilitated stakeholder engagement and strategic communication for environmental projects. I wrote communication plans and meeting reports on technical topics, conducted and summarized stakeholder interviews, and coordinated teams of stakeholders including a federal advisory committee. I maintained contact databases, invoices, and budgets, and developed project proposals. I wrote marketing material, met with potential partners and clients to develop new contracts, led business development for the marine practice area, and jointly supervised one staff person.

Wrote newsletter for the Honouliuli Preserve.