Nathan's diverse background and extensive experience make him the ideal candidate to serve House District 61. His professional journey as an attorney focusing on estate planning and elder law demonstrates his commitment to protecting the most vulnerable members of our society. His teaching career in Title I schools highlights his dedication to education and his ability to inspire and empower the next generation. As a community leader, Nathan has a proven track record of advocating for marginalized communities, addressing critical issues such as homelessness, food insecurity, and affordable housing. His leadership roles in non-profit organizations, including St. Pete Pride and ALSO Youth, underscore his unwavering commitment to inclusivity and social justice. Nathan's public service experience with Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) showcases his ability to bridge the gap between government and the community, fostering trust and collaboration. His efforts during Hurricane Ian's recovery highlight his crisis management skills and dedication to supporting Floridians during their most challenging times. His ability to connect with people from all walks of life, coupled with his deep understanding of local, state, and federal issues, positions him uniquely to represent House District 61 effectively. Nathan is committed to ensuring that every voice in the community is heard and valued. His passion for public service, combined with his extensive experience and proven leadership, makes him the ideal candidate to address the needs and concerns of House District 61. Nathan is ready to bring his dedication, integrity, and vision to the forefront, working tirelessly to create a better future for all residents of the district. As a community leader, Nathan has a proven track record of advocating for marginalized communities, addressing critical issues such as homelessness, food insecurity, and affordable housing. His leadership roles in non-profit organizations, including St. Pete Pride and ALSO Youth, underscore his unwavering commitment to inclusivity and social justice. Nathan's public service experience with FDACS showcases his ability to bridge the gap between government and the community, fostering trust and collaboration. His efforts during Hurricane Ian's recovery highlight his crisis management skills and dedication to supporting Floridians during their most challenging times. Throughout his career, Nathan has received numerous accolades for his leadership, advocacy, and community service, further establishing his reputation as a dedicated and effective leader. His ability to connect with people from all walks of life, coupled with his deep understanding of local, state, and federal issues, positions him uniquely to represent House District 61 effectively. Nathan is committed to ensuring that every voice in the community is heard and valued. His passion for public service, combined with his extensive experience and proven leadership, makes him the ideal candidate to address the needs and concerns of House District 61. Nathan is ready to bring his dedication, integrity, and vision to the forefront, working tirelessly to create a better future for all residents of the district.

Nathan, a dedicated attorney and advocate, was born and raised in the Tampa Bay area. His parents, both esteemed biochemists, significantly shaped his understanding and values. They met while pursuing their master's and PhDs in biochemistry, setting a foundation of academic excellence and commitment to service. Nathan's father, a WWII Army veteran, was a research biochemist for the USDA, focusing on citrus research. While other kids had dads with boats or classic cars, Nathan's father had a small farm with cattle and citrus, including his favorite, ruby red grapefruit. Nathan fondly recalls weekends spent farming, fishing in the lake, visiting other farmers, or enjoying church BBQs. His mother was a pioneer, earning an MD after her PhD and becoming an OB/GYN at a time when few women entered the field. She was the first female physician on staff at their large regional hospital, practicing before and after Roe v. Wade. Her stories about women's healthcare access before and after Roe v. Wade deeply influenced Nathan's understanding of healthcare and justice.

Nathan's law practice focuses on estate planning, probate, and business entities, with a specialization in elder law to protect the vulnerable. Before practicing law, Nathan was a classroom teacher, predominantly in Title I schools, teaching science and technology, and championing STEM and later STEAM education. He served as a speech and debate coach, academic coach for Odyssey of the Mind, and coach for various sports including basketball, soccer, softball, and track.

Nathan is a committed non-profit leader. He has been actively involved with St. Pete Pride, Florida’s largest LGBTQ+ pride organization, understanding the economic impact of the travel and tourism industry. He has also worked with ALSO Youth, an LGBTQ+ youth center, and the Homeless Coalition of Hillsborough County, now named the Tampa-Hillsborough Homeless Initiative, gaining deep insights into homelessness, food insecurity, affordable housing, and coordination of care.

Nathan's role with Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) involved providing community outreach and education to hundreds of thousands of Floridians about state agency functions. He worked to build bridges and trust across communities and between the government, fight fraud and discrimination, and protect consumers. During Hurricane Ian's recovery, Nathan witnessed the resilience of Floridians and the critical roles state employees play in supporting communities and industries like agriculture and tourism.

Throughout his diverse roles, Nathan has excelled in making technical information relatable and accessible to everyday Floridians, helping them solve problems and live better lives. His work spans connections across local, state, and federal agencies, community partners, business leaders, non-profit leaders, and community members, consistently striving to enhance the well-being of his community.