Natalia serves as Faculty and Managing Director at Duke Corporate Education in Washington DC. She brings a unique blend of organizational psychology and business management skills honed over three decades of experience working with executives of multinational conglomerates. While adept at synthesizing global intelligence and connecting trends to ideate groundbreaking products, Natalia also has a proven track record of building rapport with executive stakeholders and coaching teams to achieve double digit growth annually.  She understands how both the people and process contribute to profits.  She is the author of the “Cognitive Performance Index”, “Talent Advantage Playbook”, “Global Organizational Leadership Development (GOLD) Impact and ROI Calculator”, and the “Collective Innovation Matrix: An Integrative Approach to Disruptive, Inclusive, and Customer-centric Value Creation”. She is a contributing author of “Winning Mindset: Elite Strategies for Peak Performance” and is currently researching the impact of AI Augmentation on Global Leadership Effectiveness across Multiple Industries.

Duke Corporate Education (Duke CE) is the premier global provider of leadership development solutions in context. We are a blend of a business and university — but distinct from both. From the business world, we bring an outcomes-driven focus on client service and real-world insight into the challenges leaders face. From our university heritage, we bring academic rigor and research. Since we began 19 years ago, breaking the rules and redefining education has been part of our aspiration and in our DNA. We know that leadership needs to take an exponential leap to get ready for what’s next, and we’re here to help.

Duke CE is consistently rated as the best in the world and is a global provider of non-degree custom executive education and other learning and development services. We are a not-for-profit support corporation to Duke University (Est. 1838), having been created in July 2000 as a subsidiary of Duke’s Fuqua School of Business (Est. 1969).