Natalie Archibald Solano

JoinedJune 24, 2020

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Natalie Archibald Solano is a Bronx native and first-generation Afro-Dominican. She is a wife, a mother, a daughter, a sister, a niece, a friend, a community activist, a dancer, and an entrepreneur. In 2019 she started Natalie Archibald Coaching + Consulting to help individuals and organizations create transformational coaching and marketing solutions. Natalie became an executive coach specifically to help women of color achieve their goals by offering support, resources, and access that are not traditionally available to them, but also coaches people across the spectrum. Before starting her business, Natalie worked in media advertising and marketing at The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. You can learn more about Natalie on www.nataliearchibald.com, follow her @knicknatsbynat on Instagram, and find her on Clubhouse, @knicknats.

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