Biography

With creative Yin and technical Yang; Nate uses new media kung-fu to educate and inspire generation-spanning audiences on IPS' progressive policy campaigns. He designs, develops and maintains IPS and campaign websites. He's also responsible for design-intensive print material; e-mail campaigns; short flash and video productions; and IT strategy/support in the office. Working to ensure the Institute for Policy Studies gets more of the presence it deserves.

From 2004-06, Nate was lead Interactive Designer for Great Lakes Media Technology, and in 2003-04, Digital Video Editor with Mainly Editing. The majority of his career has been in freelance, where he has developed a diverse portfolio working with over thirty clients (largely non-profits and small businesses) including the Sustainable Endowments Institute; XS [Urban] Megazine; Kholer; Leinenkugel's; and Williams College.

Nate has also served as photojournalist in a Colombian human rights delegation; IT support for a Camden, NJ school reform campaign; case worker and after-school program director for a Washington, D.C. international housing shelter; and editor/producer on a nationwide video for the Hunger Task Force of Milwaukee.

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