Gloria Steinem hates it – but is The Real Housewives secretly a feminist triumph? -Betsy Reed
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Natasha is a vice president of paid media, where she helps translate our clients’ programmatic and organizational goals into sharp and effective advertising campaigns that meet the moment.
Natasha has extensive experience with integrated campaigns, having led and executed advertising strategy, creative, media strategy and innovative testing for online and offline paid media campaigns across the globe. With almost a decade of experience in paid media and digital strategy, Natasha brings a surround-sound POV that helps bolster the efforts of nonprofits, governments, political campaigns, Fortune 500 companies and advocacy organizations. Her clients have included the Fan Fairness Coalition, the American Academy of Pediatrics, TechNet, and Fortune 500 companies.
Prior to joining Precision, Natasha was at Fenton Communications where she led integrated advertising and digital strategy for a myriad of clients such as the New York City Campaign Finance Board’s NYC Votes Campaigns, St. Louis County’s COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign, the New Georgia Project, and Color of Change. She cut her teeth in electoral and ballot initiative campaigns while at GMMB and Mothership Strategies.
Natasha attended Syracuse University’s Newhouse School of Communications before moving to Washington, DC, where she still lives with her partner and their dog, Bartlett.
Gloria Steinem hates it – but is The Real Housewives secretly a feminist triumph? -Betsy Reed
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