Beth helps clients design and implement strategies across the social sector. At Redstone, she has focused on addressing challenges in environment, food, and democracy issue areas. Her work combines qualitative and quantitative data analysis, community-based approaches, and stakeholder facilitation to drive impact. In addition to her client work, Beth leads Redstone’s California office.
Background
Beth joined Redstone after managing analytics and research services at a corporate strategy consultancy. She has worked with corporate clients across industries to analyze public issues, leadership, reputation, and ESG positioning.
Beth holds a Master of Public Policy from UC Berkeley where her studies focused on food systems and environment. She served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Cameroon and holds a Bachelor of Arts from Cornell University.
Beth lives in San Francisco and spends all the time she can outdoors. She enjoys running, hiking, and getting lost in a good book.
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Expanding Access to Emergency Food in NYC
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