Nathaniel Taylor Leach
About Nathaniel Taylor Leach
Nathaniel Taylor Leach is a Social Impact Manager at DataCamp, where he focuses on leveraging education to create social impact. He has a background in theatre education and has held various roles at DataCamp, including Community Partnerships Manager and Executive Assistant Office Manager.
Work at DataCamp
Nathaniel Taylor Leach currently serves as the Social Impact Manager at DataCamp, a role he has held since 2022. He previously worked as the Community Partnerships Manager from 2020 to 2022, and before that, he was the Executive Assistant Office Manager from 2019 to 2022. In his current position, he focuses on managing social impact initiatives and leveraging data education to create positive societal outcomes. He is also the leader of DataCamp Donates, a program that provides free data education to underserved communities.
Education and Expertise
Nathaniel Taylor Leach earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Education with a Performance Emphasis from Emerson College, where he studied from 2007 to 2010. His educational background in theatre informs his approach to educational outreach and engagement, allowing him to utilize creative methods in his work. This foundation has contributed to his expertise in developing programs that promote social impact through education.
Background
Before joining DataCamp, Nathaniel Taylor Leach worked as a Theatre Teaching Artist at the Coalition for Hispanic Family Services from 2014 to 2019. In this role, he focused on educational initiatives that utilized theatre as a medium for engagement and learning. His experiences in theatre education have shaped his commitment to leveraging education as a tool for social change.
Achievements
Nathaniel Taylor Leach has been involved in several initiatives aimed at enhancing social impact through education. He leads DataCamp Donates, which provides free data education to various communities. He has also participated in virtual events to congratulate graduates of the New Dimensions program in Ecuador, highlighting the achievements of students and supporting their educational journeys. His work emphasizes the importance of education in creating meaningful social change.