Natalie is a writer, special interest advocate, and lawyer with corporate experience as a market researcher with a bachelor's in literature, media, and communications with a minor in Spanish, and a law degree with concentrations in human rights and media law. She has extensive experience with marketing and sales content in non profit, sports and sponsorship, and fundraising environments. She has been published in formats ranging from law reviews and poetry anthologies, to travel websites. Her marketing and advertising work has been seen in sports venues, on television, and major print runs. In addition to her legal expertise in media and trademarks, Natalie has also spent significant time assisting startup companies in both their incorporation filings and development strategies. She has over a decade of passionate involvement in multiple board and committee level leadership positions within chapters of the Association of Junior Leagues International and other organizations. Recently, she became and inaugural graduate of the brand new Junior League of Atlanta training in partnership with the world-renowned National Center for Civil and Human Rights (NCCHR); focusing on the Issue-Based Community Impact issue of human trafficking, domestic exploitation of women and children, and modern commercial slavery. Career Highlights • Created unique and groundbreaking technology based marketing plans with major high profile clients • Rewrote City of Pomona Housing Code and accompanying presentation to City Council • Served as Public Relations and Community Events Chair for a large non-profit group, writing press releases and grant/award applications and coordinating events that reached nearly 20,000 at risk youth in a single year.