Nataki Kambon
Entrepreneur
Nataki Kambon is an outspoken entrepreneur, media personality, and community activist passionate about creating social change through economics. She started her first successful company out of her college dorm room and has been a successful entrepreneur ever since. As a senior management consultant, with Nu Business Solutions has helped hundreds of people start and grow companies from the micro-business level to the sustainable enterprise level. She is active and vocal on a range of issues facing the Black community including community organizing, small business best practice, and economic empowerment. As a lifelong health-conscious vegan/vegetarian who has never tasted meat; she is outspoken about diet and health, engages as an organizer and speaker and amateur vegan chef at local and national health events. She is also passionate about environmental justice and sustainability. Since 2001 she has been an active representative of several cultural and empowerment organizations . Nataki was appointed as the spokesperson for the Let's Buy Black 365 Black Economic Empowerment Movement taglined, where change makes sense in 2014. She became the host of Connect TV by Let's Buy Black 365, the live-streamed Black culture and lifestyle show that popularizes Black revolutionary thought. Connect TV broadcasts on LetsBuyBlack.com/connecttv and simulcasts on three Black-owned media networks in 2018. In 2019 she was nominated as a Paragon leader. She also became a member of Repatriate to Ghana through which she became one of the 126 Black people from the Diaspora who was granted dual citizenship in Ghana by President Nana Akufo-Addo in a historic swearing historic ceremony held at the Jubilee House Presidential Palace. Since then Nataki continues to inspire entrepreneurs around the world through her ``beyond advising`` model. She leads an executive team that simultaneously implements all the marketing, accounting, human resources, management, and operations needed to get companies to profitably and operational efficiency in just three to six months