Natalie Reeder, Cambridge Senior Program Manager
Natalie is a Senior Program Manager in charge of All In Energy’s relationship with the City of Cambridge. Living in neighboring Somerville, she loves getting the chance to bike over to Cambridge events. Natalie primarily works to connect Cambridge residents with energy programs offered by the City’s Cambridge Energy Alliance. In her previous role at All In Energy as a Community Programs and Partnership Manager, Natalie supported cities across the state to develop their energy efficiency outreach strategies.
Natalie is a North Carolina native who moved to Massachusetts for school in 2017. Natalie earned her B.A. in Spanish and International Affairs and her M.A. in International Affairs with a concentration in Climate Policy and Sustainability from Northeastern University.
Natalie grew up visiting national parks and exploring the outdoors. This initiated her interest in the environment. Her previous work at Climate XChange researching state-level climate policy and work at a community center in Roxbury, MA established her passion for issues addressing climate policy through intentional community engagement.
Outside of work, Natalie enjoys rock climbing, hiking, and biking. She also loves discovering new ice cream shops across Massachusetts.
Natalie is a North Carolina native who moved to Massachusetts for school in 2017. Natalie earned her B.A. in Spanish and International Affairs and her M.A. in International Affairs with a concentration in Climate Policy and Sustainability from Northeastern University.
Natalie grew up visiting national parks and exploring the outdoors. This initiated her interest in the environment. Her previous work at Climate XChange researching state-level climate policy and work at a community center in Roxbury, MA established her passion for issues addressing climate policy through intentional community engagement.
Outside of work, Natalie enjoys rock climbing, hiking, and biking. She also loves discovering new ice cream shops across Massachusetts.