Our Team

Natalie joined Bentley University in 2012 and works to achieve the Office of Sustainability's mission to mobilize sustainable leadership in business by educating students on the business imperative of "triple-bottom line" thinking: considering social and environmental measures along with economic results. Natalie oversees two of the focus areas of our Sustainability and Climate Action Plan: Transportation and Mobility and Materials Management. These focus areas capitalize on her experience and interest in sustainable commuting, infrastructure, travel, material disposal and purchasing.

Natalie is also the architect of our Student Sustainability Leadership (SSL) Program. Our SSL program relies on students to help execute and oversee campus-wide initiatives, cultivates professional skill sets and provides hands on learning opportunities. Natalie also manages the move out donation program, known as Give 'N Go. This wildly successful program keeps tons of material out of the landfills each year by allowing students to donate unwanted items to local charities or swap them to others for reuse.

Jordyn joined the Office of Sustainability as an employee in the summer of 2024 upon graduation from Bentley University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Economics and Liberal Studies in Earth, Environment and Global Sustainability. Before becoming an employee, she served as a student sustainability leader (SSL) in the Office of Sustainability, a program she now manages. They provided pivotal data analysis that aided the development of the Falcon Flyer shuttle. Jordyn also served on the Honoring Indigenous Communities Working Group to develop Bentley’s Official Land Acknowledgement Statement. They continue to play a supportive role in this effort as a chair on the Indigenous Educational Working Group. Jordyn also aided in the development of the University’s Waste Minimization Plan, which will guide the university in reducing total volume of waste over the next 4 years.

Andrew recently joined the Office of Sustainability team Spring of 2024. His professional background includes work in Facilities Management, Parks and Recreation, Student Housing and Community Organization. Prior to Bentley, Andrew worked at West Chester University where he facilitated the college's zero waste audit, evaluating the institution’s waste management practices and providing waste minimization data to advance sustainability practices for the school. He also oversaw the university’s Office of Sustainability’s "Sustainability Peer Education” program; an initiative that not only improved sustainability practices for West Chester's campus community but also positioned the institution as a national leader in sustainability education. 

Andrew has worked with local community organizations, designing DEI-based curriculum aimed in educating and empowering community activists and local businesses. His collaboration extended with working with renowned organizations like the YWCA, ACLU and NAACP. He is excited to hone in on his strategic communications and engagement expertise to promote positive and meaningful change and contribute to Bentley's ongoing sustainability efforts.