Outlandish Co-operative
Natasha Natarajan is a multifaceted professional with extensive experience in creative and organizational roles. Currently serving as Co-Owner and Events and Partnerships Coordinator at Outlandish Co-operative since October 2022, Natasha has a strong focus on tech for good, cooperatives, and left-leaning politics. As a Freelance Creative since November 2010, notable achievements include curating a solo exhibition titled 'Natasha Natarajan: FML Comics' at The Cartoon Museum, complemented by a series of engaging events featuring contemporary cartoonists. Educational achievements span multiple institutions, culminating in a Master's degree in Global Creative and Cultural Industries from SOAS University of London. Previous roles include Learning Support Assistant at City of Westminster College, Communications Manager at Transformance Music, and contributions as a Community Facilitator and Researcher. Natasha's work reflects a commitment to creativity, education, and community engagement.
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Outlandish Co-operative
Outlandish turn ideas into products quickly. We are web, data and social media specialists. We research and build elegant, innovative web applications that save our clients time and money. By putting users first and testing as we go, we ensure that all our products are easy to use, effective and scalable. Outlandish employs sociocracy to make key business decisions, giving autonomy to our team and ensuring that we are always striving to improve the way we work, the skills we have and the fulfillment of ever individual in the team. As an Outlander you will work in an environment that encourages pro-activeness, responsibility, creativity and progress. No idea is off limits, you just need to get every one of us to agree that we can do it :) Clients include BBC, Institute of Race Relations (IRR), International State Crime Initiative, Mary Ward Centre and many others. For more information, take a look at our website http://www.outlandish.com or our twitter feed @outlandish