Coral Restoration Foundation™
Martha Roesler is a seasoned professional in the non-profit sector, currently serving as the Chief Development Officer at the Coral Restoration Foundation since October 2014, where responsibilities include developing and executing a fundraising program to secure sustainable financial resources globally. Previously, Martha held various leadership roles at The Nature Conservancy from July 1998 to August 2014, including Director of Philanthropy for the Maryland/DC Chapter, where oversight of a team of eight fundraisers led to exceeding annual fundraising goals of approximately $3 million. Martha's extensive experience spans multiple positions focused on major gifts, donor relations, and philanthropy, alongside involvement with DC EcoWomen and a foundational role at the Indiana University Foundation. Educational credentials include a Bachelor of Science in Public Policy and Environmental Science from Indiana University Bloomington and studies at Erasmus University Rotterdam.
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Coral Restoration Foundation™
Coral Restoration Foundation™ is a 501(c)(3) non-profit ocean conservation organization based in Key Largo, Florida. We are working to restore our coral reefs, educating others on the importance of our oceans, and using science to further research and monitoring techniques. We currently maintain and operate seven offshore Coral Tree Nurseries throughout South Florida where corals are grown and later outplanted onto reef restoration sites. We recognize the urgency of the coral reef crisis and its profound impact on coastal communities around the world. We are committed to supporting the scaling up of international coral restoration efforts through CRF™ Global. Coral Restoration Foundation™ believes large scale restoration is needed to save our coral reefs. Find out how you can help our organization first hand! Visit our website at www.coralrestoration.org