A Woman's Work

aligned with the UN Global Goals and based on a four-pillared leadership model, known as the “4 P’s”: serve people, align to purpose, steward the planet, and make a profit.

Her ‘California Can Do’ attitude led her from teenage mom to the youngest and only female director on an award-winning M&A deal team at 28 years old. She holds a BA in
Interior Architecture and a Postgrad in Business and Finance. Her teachings include experience from the sale of a Plc to RBS, lending SMEs millions for acquisition, technology, strategy, design and sustainable architecture, and the UK’s first dental group within Sainsburys & Tesco (sold to BUPA Healthcare).

Natalie is a dual national UK and US citizen with a 25-year portfolio career that spans five countries and five industries.

Whatever you do, set aside rigid assumptions
about the pathway to future-proofing financial wellness and fulfilment. Live in the now, driven by your core values, purpose and best intentions. If you are faced with a decision and aren’t clear about what to do, sometimes just knowing what you definitely don’t want is the best you’re going to get, and you just need to go for it!
I wish you all a life without alarm clocks.

Natalie Jameson

Continuously upskill and re-educate.
Maintain your relevance and experience. Although you may not think that your role or industry is changing, it probably is, perhaps so subtly that you haven’t noticed it yet.

Align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Stay curious.

Please know this, pain is temporary.

Best of all, I now create my own opportunities, develop solutions to problems quickly, make a difference in the process, go to yoga at 10am, and be there as a mum and wife.

My advice

I now work with women to equip them not only with the skills to participate, but to become leaders in the digital age. I love that I am free to learn, create and grow. This gives me the variety and depth of purpose I was craving.

I also knew that I wouldn’t grow until I learned to embrace failure as a part of the learning process.