Natalie Miller Moore has built her reputation with more than 25 years of experience in journalism, communications, marketing, publicity and outreach. Her work as a grant scout has included a number of local nonprofit organizations, with leads for over $5 million in awarded funding. She has written for local publications including The Virginia Gazette, The Health Journal, Next Door Neighbors magazine, The Local Scoop magazine and the Daily Press. She brings more than two decades of active participation in the greater Williamsburg community to this role.

Adding to her depth of experience with the city of Williamsburg, Natalie served on the Board of Trustees for the Williamsburg Regional Library (including two terms as Chair), a member of the city of Williamsburg Economic Development Authority, and the Chamber Health Committee. She served as mentor, speaker, and consultant for leadership programs such as The Sorensen Institute, the W&M Entrepreneurship Hub and LEAD Historic Triangle. She has been building community engagement for more than 20 years through projects like Work Nimbly, 2nd Sundays, the Arts District Gallery Crawl, PechaKucha, and START Peninsula.