Reavis works to drive Water.org’s revenue growth and facilitate new types of collaboration and methodologies in the water and sanitation sector.

Reavis has nearly a decade of experience developing and implementing a range of successful strategies and campaigns that helped advance the social impact of leading foundations, government agencies, Fortune 500 corporations, and nonprofit organizations. With each, she fostered momentum around various social issues, raised funds for complex causes, and built brand equity. Her public and private sector clients have included the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Starbucks Coffee Company, Pfizer, Inc., State Street Bank, the Global Health Council, Management Sciences for Health, and ACCION International.

Reavis also provides pro bono strategy consulting to several local nonprofit organizations in the Washington, D.C. area and has published a variety of papers and resources for organizations including the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Management at Harvard University and the International SEEP Network for Microenterprise Development.

Commitment to Water.org

“I have been committed to advancing social justice since the start of my career. Raised in a military family, the notion of serving the global community has always been a guiding principle in my life. With a background in and passion for public health, social marketing, and microfinance, I found the opportunity to join the Water.org team a once-in-a-lifetime chance to tackle one of the most pressing global challenges of our time. I am thrilled to join Water.org in my role of facilitating new types of collaboration, partnerships, and methodologies in the water and sanitation sector, all of which have the potential to accelerate impact in ways never achieved before.”

Education

B.A. summa cum laude, Communications and Marketing, Emerson College