Founding Director | Sustainability Consultant & Academic Researcher

Nash identifies the hidden architecture of a business's impact to bridge the gap between rigorous analytics and storytelling. Drawing on her background in English Literature and Renaissance Studies, she builds sustainability strategies that are both technically sound and narratively compelling.

Nash’s expertise is built on over a decade in the Arts and Heritage sector. Her career includes time at the Charles Dickens Museum and the V&A, with experience spanning collections, research, archives, and live events. This progression provided a rare insider’s understanding of the commercial and venue side of major institutions, positioning her as a leading voice for the hospitality and events industries.

A specialist in Technical Authorship and Bid Strategy, Nash weaves forensic metrics into the defensible narratives required for high-stakes tenders. She is the driving force behind Bold Green’s procurement expertise, specialising in securing and maintaining positions on elite Accredited Supplier Lists (ASL). Her work is anchored in the CMA Green Claims Code, ensuring brand stories are underpinned by definitive proof—an approach that has supported multi-million-pound contract awards, successful King’s Award applications, and high-scoring B Corp certifications.

Nash is a sought-after speaker on ‘quietly green’ luxury, contributing to discussions for the Unique Venues of London (UVL), the Caterer’s Sustainability Summit, and as a panellist at Wilderness Festival.

As a certified Carbon Literacy and Climate Fresk trainer, she leads the consultancy’s partnership with UVL, delivering accredited programs to world-class organisations including Somerset House, the Natural History Museum, Sadler’s Wells, the English National Ballet, and the Royal College of Physicians