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Nathalie Nebelius
Senior Member Engagement Manager
Nathalie Nebelius is the Senior Member Engagement Manager at Toniic, an organization focused on impact investing. Based in Barcelona, she has a strong background in fostering community engagement and supporting members in their investment journeys.
Professional Background
- Current Role: At Toniic, she is responsible for enhancing member engagement and facilitating connections within the community. This includes initiatives like blog series that highlight member investments and organizing events to bring the community together.
- Experience: Nebelius has been involved in various projects related to technology, startup innovations, and cleantech showcases, indicating her diverse expertise in both investment and entrepreneurial ecosystems.
Online Presence
Nathalie actively shares insights and updates on her LinkedIn profile, where she engages with her network on topics related to impact investing and community initiatives. Her contributions reflect a commitment to promoting sustainable practices through collaborative efforts within the investment community.123
Highlights
A call for action to my network! Please like, share, donate - whatever calls you 🙏🏼
In January I had a very profound experience thanks to the Mahouts Elephant Foundation, spending a week with an indigenous Karen tribe in the forest in Northern Thailand. Many Karen tribes have a long history of elephant owning with a long Mahout tradition - the one that walks with elephants. This is a very special life long bond between a tribe member and an elephant living in its natural habitat in the forest.
Over the years many families have been forced to sell their elephants into the exploitative tourism to be able to support their families financially.
Since about a decade the Mahouts Elephant Foundation has been working to create an ethical model for community based tourism where they work closely with the tribes and specifically the mahouts. By bringing non intrusive/observation only tourism to the village and creating a new financial model the elephants can live out their natural lives in the forest.
Inspired by this experience me and Alain Scialoja decided to support the foundations next project. Join our efforts to raise £90.000 in a 30 day crowdfunding campaign to save the last six elephants in the Palatha forest. More details on the campaign website.
https://lnkd.in/g28dK24h
(*video is from the village we visited and not the second project that the campaign is supporting)
Check this out!
