Natasha Howard

Natasha Howard has a diverse work experience spanning several roles and industries. Natasha is currently serving as the Chief People Officer at Ownner, a blockchain-enabled SEC regulated art marketplace. In this role, they focus on strengthening the company's brand and culture, as well as building and retaining a team of professionals. Prior to this, Natasha worked as the Chief of Staff at Long Lost Friends Inc, where they supported the CEO in launching blockchain projects and managed company operations.

Before joining Long Lost Friends Inc, Natasha held the position of Chief Operating Officer at BTB Partners, where they played a crucial role in growing the company's services and also served as a production unit manager. Prior to that, they worked as a freelance Designer, Photographer, and provided consulting, design, marketing, and photography services to various companies. Their responsibilities included social media management, marketing design, branding, and consultation.

Natasha also has experience working in the beauty industry as a Social Media Marketing Manager at Anastasia Beverly Hills, where they designed e-commerce websites, spearheaded content creation, and managed the company's presence on social media sites. Additionally, they worked as an Interactive Project Manager at The Look Partnership, where they handled project management and utilized various technologies.

Earlier in their career, Natasha worked at The Lapis Press as a Project Manager and Archivist, responsible for assisting visiting artists, conducting research for artist editions, and cataloguing the Ray & Wyn Ritchie Evans Foundation Museum and Archive. Natasha also served as a Studio Manager at SA Studios Global, overseeing the operations of the creative space and cultural hub for renowned artists Mister Cartoon and Estevan Oriol.

Overall, Natasha Howard's work experience showcases their expertise in various aspects of leadership, operations management, project management, branding, and creative services.

Natasha Howard earned their Bachelor of Fine Arts - BFA degree in Photography from ArtCenter College of Design, which they attended from 2000 to 2004. Prior to this, they participated in the CSSSA - California State Summer School for the Arts (& Foundation) in 1999 and 1998, where they focused on photography.