Natasha is an Indigenous business leader with over 15 years of experience in governance and economic development, holding an Executive MBA from Simon Fraser University and a certificate from Harvard. She translates complex reconciliation issues into actionable plans, currently serving as an elected Council Member for the Tseshaht First Nation.
As a proud Tseshaht woman and mother, Natasha continues her familys multi-generational tradition of commercial fishing. She is deeply committed to revitalizing ancestral practices for future generations and has a personal interest in weightlifting. She is passionate about empowering Indigenous women in business.
Unique fact: Natasha founded miʕaat Community Supported Fisheries, the worlds first Indigenous, female-owned community-supported fishery.
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