Natalie partners with established executives and emerging leaders across the public and private sectors to embolden them and their organizations to change the world for good. Her focus is on creating space for clients to discover and step into the fullest versions of themselves to become stronger leaders faster. Natalie believes that leadership presence and purpose coupled with intentional practice nurture the alignment of head, heart, and hand for leaders, enabling them to navigate uncharted territory and engage in transformative work.
As a leadership coach, strategy and culture consultant, and seasoned facilitator, Natalie brings 20 years of experience leading programs in the areas of leadership and professional development, strategy design, organizational change management, and communications for global firms. She has held senior-level leadership roles in management consulting and knows firsthand what it takes to grow multi-million-dollar books of business, lead 50+ person cross-functional teams in strategy and business transformation projects, and facilitate complex, multi-layered dialogues among executive teams to drive change.
Her experience as a woman leader navigating complex change informs her work, as she creates space for clients to notice and explore where they are, define what needs to be different, and drive purposeful growth. Her experience building diverse and inclusive national employee programs gives her deep appreciation for authentic leadership in the face of systemic challenges – and how leaders can build meaningful communities of belonging over time.
Natalie received her ICF Certification in Leadership Coaching from Georgetown University’s Institute for Transformational Leadership. She is a certified practitioner of The Leadership Circle 360 Profile and Leadership Culture Survey. She holds an MBA from UMD’s Robert H. Smith School of Business, an MA from NYU, and a BA from Georgetown University.
Natalie’s partial client list includes: Deloitte Consulting LLP, PhRMA, Language Scientific, Clean Choice Energy, Share Our Strength, Georgetown University, and Global Health Corps.
