Natalie is passionate about writing, the literary landscape, media and making a difference. She actively volunteers with various organizations that feed the homeless and help the working poor and is also involved with various animal rescue groups. She is known in the publishing world for her activism in creating diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging in publishing for marginalized groups. She is currently the president of the Women's National Book Association and founder and chair of the Authentic Voices program. Her work and activism has been recognized by the United Nations where she serves as a UN NGO representative.

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After recognizing the need for businesses, brands and people to become more socially conscious within their community and around the world, she formed Do Good Public Relations Group. She combined her years of experience in PR to serve her clients and a greater purpose.  Her unique and generous business model  makes it easy for clients to know they made a difference in the world while she provides them with the best campaign possible.

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In her off time you can find her working with different animal rescue groups, walking her dogs on the beach, or combing through the shelves at her favorite book store or library. Beyond all the writing she does for the numerous campaigns she manages, she still finds time to work on her own writing project(s). She is zealous about public relations in all its facets and is determined to  exceed her clients’ expectations by staying on top of shifting trends in media and culture, always diving into market research, and a relentless persistence of connecting great books, businesses and people with their target audience and consumer; all while doing good for the world.