Andrew Reed

Andrew Reed is the Vice President of Development at the Environmental League of Massachusetts (ELM), a position he has held since December 2022.12 With a background in ecology and environmental science, Reed has dedicated his career to environmental causes and non-profit development.

Education and Early Career

Reed earned a B.S. in Ecology and Environmental Science from the University of Vermont.2 After graduating, he interned with the Student Conservation Association and Massachusetts Riverways Program, demonstrating his early commitment to environmental causes.1

Professional Experience

Andrew Reed's career spans several prominent environmental organizations:

Environmental Defense Fund:: Prior to joining ELM, Reed served as Vice President for Development and Campaign from July 2017 to May 2022. During his tenure, he helped double fundraising revenue over five years.12

The Nature Conservancy:: Reed spent nine years with this organization, holding multiple leadership roles:

• Director of Donor Engagement and Stewardship (February 2013 - June 2017)
• Deputy Director of Philanthropy (August 2008 - February 2013)2

Brandeis University:: He began his non-profit career here, serving as Director of Stewardship and Fund Management from 2000 to 2008.2

Current Role at ELM

As Vice President of Development at ELM, Reed is responsible for:

• Increasing and diversifying revenue
• Building a durable fundraising operation
• Supporting ELM and ELM Action Fund's future growth1

Personal

Andrew Reed is a longtime resident of Greater Boston and currently lives in West Newton with his wife, daughter, and dog.1 He has a lifelong commitment to environmental causes and has volunteered with organizations such as Green Newton, Charles River Watershed Association, Save the Elephants in Kenya, and Helps International in Guatemala.1