Nathalie oversees the delivery of a five-year, multi-regional research policy consortium that works with decision-makers in local and national governments, businesses and trade bodies to promote inclusive, climate-resilient economic growth in six countries in Africa and Asia: Burkina Faso, Senegal, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan and Tajikistan.

Nathalie has seven years of consortium, programme and project management, stakeholder engagement, business development and communications experience. Prior to her current role, she managed the full portfolio of green growth, climate finance and energy projects for the Climate and Energy department at ODI. This was following her role as Stakeholder Engagement Manager at the New Climate Economy, where she helped to plan and implement the outreach and engagement activities of the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate, and supported the in-country implementation of the commission’s recommendations.

Prior to this, Nathalie was a Project Manager at the Seoul-based Global Green Growth Institute, where she managed the delivery of the Green Growth Knowledge Platform (GGKP) in collaboration with UNEP and the World Bank; the Green Growth Best Practice (GGBP) project in collaboration with CDKN and ECF; and the New Industrial Revolution research programme in collaboration with LSE’s Grantham Research Institute.

Nathalie also worked in the Systems Innovation Team at Forum for the Future, delivering projects and managing partnerships with key private and public sector organisations - including Unilever, M&S (on Plan A), Aviva Investors, EDF, Tata Global Beverages and the British Council.

She holds an MSc in Strategic Planning, Leadership and Sustainability, undertaken in Sweden, and a BSc in Geography from University College London (UCL).