Pebble Analytics is co-founded by Natalia Adler, who brings over 14 years of experience leveraging tech solutions for social problems at the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). With a keen understanding and experience in emerging markets, Natalia has led large teams and innovative initiatives in Brazil, Nicaragua, Panama, North America and Africa.

She has a Master’s in Human Rights from Columbia University and a Bachelor’s in French Literature from the University of Pennsylvania, where she graduated summa cum laude and with the highest honors.

Throughout her international career, Natalia has pioneered alternative sources of big data for social impact; introduced a Human Centered Design approach to support policymaking in Nicaragua, developed a Sustainability Framework for Latin America; fostered the creation of 'entrepreneurial ecosystems’ in Central America, and supported equitable and pro-poor spending through Public Finance Management analytics in Mozambique.

For the past 4 years, Natalia conceptualized and ran data collaboratives with the private sector aimed at using data science to tackle the world's most complex challenges, including epidemics, suicides, urban mobility, migration and forced displacement.