Nathan Davis
About Nathan Davis
Nathan Davis is an LSAT instructor and tutor with extensive experience in community impact and program management. He has held various leadership roles at Mile High United Way and previously served as Director of Strategy at Global Livingston Institute.
Work at TestMasters
Nathan Davis has been employed at TestMasters as an LSAT Instructor and Tutor since 2010. In this role, he provides instruction and support to students preparing for the LSAT exam. His extensive experience in tutoring has contributed to the success of many students in achieving their desired scores.
Professional Experience at Mile High United Way
Nathan Davis has held multiple positions at Mile High United Way, demonstrating a progressive career path. He served as Program Manager for Community Investment from 2012 to 2015, then transitioned to Manager of Community Impact and Policy in 2018. Following this, he took on the role of Manager for Programs and Grants Administration in 2015. He was later promoted to Director of Tax Help Colorado in 2021, becoming Senior Director in 2022. Currently, he serves as Vice President of Community Impact, a position he has held since 2023.
Director of Strategy at Global Livingston Institute
From 2018 to 2021, Nathan Davis worked as the Director of Strategy at the Global Livingston Institute. His role involved strategic planning and implementation in both Denver, Colorado, and Kampala, Uganda. This position allowed him to engage in international development initiatives and community-focused projects.
Background in Youth Counseling
Nathan Davis began his career in youth services as a Relief Youth Treatment Counselor at Family Tree from 2009 to 2013. This role involved providing support and guidance to youth in treatment programs, contributing to his understanding of community needs and youth development.
Education and Qualifications
Nathan Davis earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Urban Studies from the University of Pennsylvania. His educational background provides a foundation for his work in community impact and strategic planning. Additionally, he scored 93 on the PE Civil exam in Fall 2017, indicating his proficiency in civil engineering principles.