Nathan Leach is the founding executive director of Nonpartisan Nebraska, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the nonpartisan structure of the Nebraska Legislature. Nathan is a self-taught legislative parliamentarian and has been a member of the National Association of Parliamentarians since 2013. Nathan has served as member of the Board of Directors for the McCook-based Norris Institute since 2022.
 

Nathan has a strong history of advocating for LGBTQ rights and recognition, specifically in his hometown of Kearney, Nebraska. Nathan promotes hands-on civic education as well as the need for student speech protections (particularly for student journalists and leaders) hoping to ensure that the next generation of political leaders are well-equipped to lead in an increasingly polarized world. Nathan promotes mental health awareness and suicide prevention by sharing his personal story and challenges living with bipolar disorder.

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Other areas of experience include: Basic and Advanced Individual Training (AIT) in the U.S. Army to serve as a 27-D Paralegal Specialist in the Nebraska Army National Guard; Work as a Page in the Arizona State Senate in Phoenix in 2016; Experience with manual labor (specifically masonry construction); and has extensive experience working with and around the Nebraska Legislature, beginning his involvement as a sophomore in High School in 2013.