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Nat Moss
Wildlife Conservation Society
Nat Moss is Executive Director for Strategic Communications at the Wildlife Conservation Society. He was a speechwriter to the late US Representative Ted Weiss and NYC Comptroller and mayoral candidate Bill Thompson and screenwriter of the award-winning feature films “Adrift in Manhattan” and “Washington Heights,” which premiered in competition at the Sundance and Tribeca Film Festivals respectively. His journalism has appeared in Vanity Fair, Film Comment, and elsewhere. He holds a BA in American Civilization from Brown University.