After an extensive national search that attracted candidates from across the country, the board of directors of Saving Grace Humane Society has announced that Natasha Fischer has been selected as the new executive director for the non-profit organization. Fischer official began her role on July 13th.
A Saving Grace release said Fischer brings more than 10 years of experience leading community engagement, marketing communications, and non-profit development initiatives, along with a proven track record of building high-impact programs from the ground up. Fischer began her career with Children’s Home Society in Florida and most recently served as the executive director of the Emerald Art Center in Springfield, Oregon, where she strengthened community partnerships and expanded organizational reach.
Fischer earned her Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs from the University of Colorado at Boulder and her Master’s Certificate in Environmental Policy & Management from the University of Denver. The release said her blend of leadership experience, strategic thinking, deep commitment to community well-being, and passion for animal welfare makes her an outstanding fit to guide Saving Grace Humane Society into its next chapter…