Nathan Schaefer serves as the Vice President of Public Policy at the National Hemophilia Foundation (NHF), where he leverages over 20 years of experience in nonprofit leadership to drive impactful advocacy for individuals affected by inheritable bleeding disorders. Since stepping into this role in July...
Nathan Schaefer serves as the Vice President of Public Policy at the National Hemophilia Foundation (NHF), where he leverages over 20 years of experience in nonprofit leadership to drive impactful advocacy for individuals affected by inheritable bleeding disorders. Since stepping into this role in July 2019, Nathan has been instrumental in shaping and executing the NHF's public policy objectives at both the federal and state levels. His extensive background in political advocacy has equipped him with the skills necessary to navigate complex legislative landscapes, ensuring that the needs of the bleeding disorders community are effectively represented.
In his current position, Nathan leads key initiatives that focus on education, advocacy, and research, collaborating with various NHF chapters across the United States. His strategic planning capabilities have been pivotal in developing grassroots organizing efforts that empower volunteers and stakeholders to engage in meaningful advocacy. Nathan's commitment to program development is evident in his oversight of projects aimed at enhancing access to care and improving treatment options for those living with bleeding disorders.
Prior to his current role, Nathan served as the Senior Policy Director, where he honed his expertise in legislative relations and budget management. His ability to evaluate programs and troubleshoot challenges has made him a respected leader within the organization and the broader nonprofit sector. With a passion for supporting marginalized communities, including LGBTQ and HIV-affected populations, Nathan continues to advocate for policies that promote health equity and improve the quality of life for all individuals impacted by bleeding disorders.
