Natalie Robohm was hired as Executive Director of the Woodstock Chamber Orchestra in September, 2009. She held that same position with the Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra in Biloxi/Gulfport, Mississippi for 10 years, where she quintupled the orchestra's budget by increasing both individual and corporate donations, increased orchestra salaries, computerized records, established an endowment fund, and tripled performances. During her years in Mississippi, Mrs. Robohm was a member and officer of the boards of numerous civic and cultural institutions, including the Gulf Coast Symphony, where she was President from 1995-97, the Mississippi Arts and Entertainment Center, the Mississippi Opera, the George E. Ohr and Walter Anderson Museums, and the Gulf Coast Family Counseling Agency, which she also served as President.

Hurricane Katrina's devastation brought the Robohms to the Hudson Valley, where they live in Red Hook. Natalie's husband, Don, is currently with Stanships, Inc. in New York City.

Natalie is a native of Manchester, New Hampshire, and holds a BA in History and Government from Russell Sage College, Troy, New York. The Robohms have three sons, one of whom lives nearby in the New York City area, and three grandchildren.