After attending the Chapin School in Manhattan, Natalie graduated from the University of Pennsylvania cum laude with a BA in the History of Art and in French Studies. She then spent four years at Soros, a top-performing hedge fund, developing a rigorous, analytical approach to investing and decision-making. Natalie scored in the 99th percentile on her GMAT and went on to earn her MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

 

Upon graduating from Stanford in 2015, she founded a consulting business dedicated to helping ambitious students and professionals achieve highly competitive academic and career outcomes. Natalie works with high school students starting in their sophomore year, guiding them in selecting classes, extracurricular activities, and summer programs to build a compelling, differentiated profile that reflects their authentic interests. She then partners with students to develop their personal narratives and craft applications that are distinctive, thoughtful, and persuasive. Her clients have earned admission to top-ranked universities, leading MBA programs, veterinary school, and specialized master’s programs in finance.

 

Natalie also coaches students and early-career professionals on the full arc of the internship and job search process. She helps clients build sharp, targeted resumes, write impactful cover letters, and walk into interviews with confidence. Clients learn to articulate their value clearly, present themselves with polish, and approach every opportunity with structure and intention to stand out in competitive candidate pools.

 

Natalie has authored three white papers and enjoys coaching students on their writing, organizational, and time management skills. Natalie is an avid reader of fiction and memoirs and served as Research Assistant to novelist Martha Hall Kelly on her second book, Lost Roses. 

 

Outside of her professional work, Natalie is a passionate equestrian.