Natalie provides leadership for all aspects of CommonHealth ACTION, a national public health organization. A relationship specialist, she builds and sustains successful, long-term interactions with leaders and innovators across many sectors. Since the mid-90s, Natalie has held leadership positions focused on creating opportunities for health through community, organizational, institutional, and systemic change. Her public health and health care experience includes technical assistance (problem-solving) and capacity building (making it better) for national entities including Kaiser Permanente; Cummins, Inc.; and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation—as well as federal, state, and local governments. A graduate of the University of Maryland with a degree in Government and Politics, Natalie conducted federal health policy analysis at the National Health Policy Forum. She has been selected for national fellowships including the Emerging Leaders in Public Health Fellowship (Jointly hosted by the University of North Carolina’s Schools of Business and Public Health) and New York University’s Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service Lead the Way Fellowship for visionary and entrepreneurial leaders in the nonprofit sector. In 2012, she was selected to the Council of Innovation Advisors for ConvergeUS, a national initiative focused on technology-based social innovation between the technology sector and the nation’s nonprofits. Committed to the well-being of all people, Natalie views health as the product of complex interactions amongst genetics, personal health behaviors, and the systems and institutions that provide the contexts within which people live their lives and make their decisions. That perspective guides her work with corporate and community leaders through will building and perspective transformation that lead to the production of health.