Natalie Lorenz Anderson

NACD Directorship Certification achieved. Board Director for MIT health technology Series B company in digital wearables with experience in market strategy, cyber, privacy and compensation topics. Board Director for MIT energy technology Series A company that is commercializing a concentrated solar power focusing on building the Board, advisory board, C-Suite, and recruiting for other key senior leadership roles; leading cyber strategy. Board Director, and former Board Chair, for leading professional organization in the telecom, cyber, IT and national security markets with 60,000 members and 132 chapters worldwide and an Executive Committee composed of fortune 500 CEOs and other C-suite leaders. Led Budget and Finance Committee, Compensation committee, served on the Governance and Nominating Committees. Board Director and Vice President of the Board for a Social Impact organization focused on developing girls into leaders through Entrepreneurship, Life Skills, STEM and Outdoor experiences and opportunities. Former Advisory Board member for the Engineering School and currently advising the Department of Environmental Health and Engineering of a top-ranked US Higher Education Institution.

33-year career as an Executive in Cyber, Privacy, Risk and IT with a leading Fortune 500 strategy and technology firm, with client service officer responsibilities in both vertical markets and in functional innovation units, P&L responsibility up to $300M, talent management and executive hiring/development for teams of 2000, and Officer in Charge of contracts up to $200M for major Federal Government and DoD customers. Currently supporting several private companies as a strategic advisor in renewable energy and electronics working toward a sustainable planet. Passionate about working to solve the planet's critical problems including food and water security, renewable energy, environmental protection, and sustainability.

Advocate and mentor for girls, women and Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities throughout my career, ensuring diverse thinking and best results on every team. My lifelong mission is to encourage and enable girls, under-served minority and first generation youth, and low-income youth to successfully pursue education in (and thrive in careers that leverage) science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) to solve the planet's critical problems.