Meet The Team
Doug Mollett
Doug Mollett is NCRC’s Workforce Development Program Manager. He will be based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Before coming to NCRC, Doug was Manager of Economic Empowerment Programs at Easterseals serving Greater Cincinnati. There, he oversaw four workforce development programs designed to help low-income job seekers remove the barriers that were standing in the way of long-term, gainful employment. Doug’s favorite part of that work was the voice that bridges the viewpoints of job seekers, employers and community development leaders. He also has a background in affordable housing work, including eviction and foreclosure prevention, and in-depth knowledge of federally-funded public assistance programs.
Doug has bachelor’s degrees in Environmental Science and Spanish from Georgetown College (Kentucky) and a master’s degree (MA) in Urban Sustainability from Xavier University and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree from Northern Kentucky University.Â
Outside of work, he enjoys cooking, reading and traveling.
Doug Mollett is NCRC’s Workforce Development Program Manager. He will be based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Before coming to NCRC, Doug was Manager of Economic Empowerment Programs at Easterseals serving Greater Cincinnati. There, he oversaw four workforce development programs designed to help low-income job seekers remove the barriers that were standing in the way of long-term,...
Doug Mollett
Workforce Development Program Manager
Natasha Sim
Natasha Sim is an attorney and program manager at the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC). Since joining NCRC in late 2020, Natasha has managed the implementation of a multi-million-dollar lending program and the development of an affordable housing initiative aiming to produce 20 million homes by 2030. Natasha has been featured by the Women’s Bar Association of the District of Columbia and the American Bar Association. Natasha is currently serving as Chair of the American Bar Association’s Business Law Section’s Community Economic Development Committee.
Natasha is regularly called to speak at industry events and is a proud supporter of several organizations focused on the empowerment of women and undeserved communities, including the D.C. Volunteer Lawyer’s Project (Junior Board Member), the Women’s Bar Association of the District of Columbia (Co-Chair of Career Development and Mentorship Committee), and Women in Housing and Finance. Natasha was honored to be listed on the Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll in 2020 with High Honors—an award for those who have completed over 100 hours of pro-bono service in a given year.
Natasha received a J.D. from the George Washington University Law School in 2017 and an LL.M. in Securities and Financial Regulation from Georgetown University Law Center in 2019.
Natasha is an attorney who obtained her J.D. from George Washington University Law School and her LL.M. with a concentration in Securities and Financial Regulation from Georgetown University Law Center.