A graduate of the University of Michigan, Nat earned his Bachelor of Science in pharmacy and spent nearly four decades at Meijer, ultimately serving as vice president of drug store operations. Under his leadership, Meijer launched groundbreaking initiatives, including the first free antibiotics program, which later expanded to include prenatal vitamins and other essential medications. His efforts helped improve access to care for countless families and showcased his ability to turn compassion into impact. After retiring from Meijer in 2016, Nat founded NJL Consulting Services, advising clients across the consumer goods and healthcare industries. Throughout his career, Nat has been recognized for his industry innovation, including being named one of five people who made a difference in the drug store industry by MMR Magazine.
In addition to his professional accomplishments and philanthropic work, Nat has been deeply committed to Phi Delta Theta for more than 25 years. He has served on the General Council since 2018, holding roles as member-at-large, reporter, treasurer, and currently president of the General Council. His leadership reflects a longstanding dedication to the fraternity’s mission and values.
Off the Field 🏟️
Outside of work and his commitment to Live Like Lou, Nat is an avid skier, camper and fly fisherman. Since retiring in 2016, he has also become an avid sports memorabilia collector, including a unique collection of autographed baseballs from every Lou Gehrig Memorial Award winner, beginning with Alvin Dark in 1955. He is also deeply involved in the Boy Scouts of America, serving in several leadership roles with the Gerald R. Ford division of the Michigan Crossroads Council. Nat splits his time between Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Steamboat Springs, Colorado, and enjoys traveling the world with his wife of more than 30 years, Marcia. Together, they are the proud parents of three sons and one daughter.
Favorite Team ⚾️
Detroit Tigers
