Noelle Marcus is the Founder and CEO of Nesterly, an award-winning platform for intergenerational homesharing. Her career has focused on building equitable cities through civic technology, entrepreneurship, public policy, and economic development. Over the past decade she has worked within and for cities around the world including Athens, Bogota, Boston, Detroit, Kampala, Kansas City, Oakland, Mexico City and New York. She was a MIT Sloan Fellow and graduate of MIT’s Masters in Urban Planning program and received her undergraduate degree in Political Science from Barnard College.

Nesterly, an intergenerational homesharing platform, in partnership with the City of Boston, created a new, free service called Good Neighbors. Good Neighbors supports at risk individuals who are confined to their homes as a result of COVID-19 by matching them with volunteers to fulfill basic needs including no-contact deliveries and friendly check-ins (calls/letter writing). www.nesterlygoodneighbors.com