Natasha is an award-winning EDI professional, consultant, and qualitative researcher specializing in health and well-being. A graduate of Birkbeck, University of London, with a Master of Science, she has consulted for The World Health Organization and advises on creating more inclusive products and services.
Her personal experiences with invisible disabilities have fueled her passion for raising awareness and challenging perceptions about under-represented groups. She is a dedicated people person, committed to highlighting the inherent struggles faced by women from the global majority with disabilities, a topic she explored in her Masters dissertation.
She was a keynote speaker at a Health and Social Care conference, where she shared her lived experience of surviving and recovering from a traumatic brain injury.
Read the full overview →They are often friendly and nice, but can sometimes suprise you with their piercing questions They are unlikely to ever become strong champions even when the conversations are going well; you should focus on cultivating other champions They typically tend to be late adopters even when they seem friendly and excited about what you have to sell
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