Laura Oxner serves as the Director of Food Recovery and Sustainability at A Simple Gesture Greensboro, where she plays a pivotal role in advancing the organization’s mission to combat food waste and promote environmental sustainability. With a robust background in nonprofit organizations and a passion...
Laura Oxner serves as the Director of Food Recovery and Sustainability at A Simple Gesture Greensboro, where she plays a pivotal role in advancing the organization’s mission to combat food waste and promote environmental sustainability. With a robust background in nonprofit organizations and a passion for community engagement, Laura leads innovative projects that not only address food recovery but also foster a culture of sustainability within the Greensboro area.
Her expertise in strategic planning and fundraising has been instrumental in developing partnerships with local businesses, farms, and community organizations, ensuring a steady flow of resources to support food recovery initiatives. Under her leadership, A Simple Gesture has implemented successful programs that redistribute surplus food to those in need, significantly reducing waste while addressing food insecurity in the community.
Laura’s skills in event management and volunteer management are evident in her ability to coordinate impactful community events that raise awareness about food recovery and environmental sustainability. She excels in public speaking, effectively communicating the importance of these initiatives to diverse audiences and inspiring others to take action.
With a strong focus on meeting client needs and a commitment to staff development, Laura fosters a collaborative environment that empowers her team to excel in their roles. Her proficiency in tools like Microsoft Excel enhances her ability to analyze data and track the impact of food recovery efforts, ensuring that A Simple Gesture continues to make a meaningful difference in the community. Through her dedication and expertise, Laura Oxner is not only shaping the future of food recovery in Greensboro but also setting a benchmark for sustainability practices in the nonprofit sector.
