Natalie Madeira Cofield

Natalie Madeira Cofield

Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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Advisor, Former Fortune 100 Executive-in-Residence, and recent Biden-Harris…

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    AEO (Association for Enterprise Opportunity)

    Washington, District of Columbia, United States

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    Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area

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    Washington, DC

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    London, England, United Kingdom

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    Los Angeles, California, United States

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    New York, New York, United States

Education

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    Harvard Business School

    The Harvard Business School (HBS) Certificate of Management Excellence (CME) is a competitive, application-required, in person, advanced learning program designed to hone business management and leadership skills—and your career potential. The CME is awarded to those who complete one qualifying leadership program, one qualifying strategy program, and a qualifying elective program.

  • Top 40 Under 40 Alumni from the Howard University School of Business

  • Activities and Societies: National Urban Fellows

Licenses & Certifications

Courses

  • FDIC Board of Directors College - Maryland Bankers Association

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Honors & Awards

  • Doctorate of Humane Letters

    Shaw University

  • Cover Story Feature - Entrepreneur Magazine

    Entrepreneur Magazine

    137 Leaders Rising to Support COVID-19

    https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/352181

    They’d join together and shift from panic to adaptation. By July, we figured, people would have plans. They’d find opportunity. They’d collectively carry the world forward.

    So who should be on the cover? Entrepreneurs should be on the cover. “Let’s fit as many people as we can,” I said, which turned out to be 137. We wanted them to be a representative sample of entrepreneurial ingenuity —…

    137 Leaders Rising to Support COVID-19

    https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/352181

    They’d join together and shift from panic to adaptation. By July, we figured, people would have plans. They’d find opportunity. They’d collectively carry the world forward.

    So who should be on the cover? Entrepreneurs should be on the cover. “Let’s fit as many people as we can,” I said, which turned out to be 137. We wanted them to be a representative sample of entrepreneurial ingenuity — people who work at every scale, at every experience level, running solo businesses to international powerhouses. Our sole filter: They had to have done something adaptive during the pandemic, whether it was helping their team, their community, their customers, or others. We’d include everyone who was quoted in the magazine, as well as people we’d simply heard about and admired. One day, for example, I read a local news story about Maya Gilliam, who saw no future in the spa she’d run for years — so she transformed it into a boutique farm and upscale hemp dispensary called Hempress Farms. I loved that. On the cover!

  • 100 Most Powerful Women in Business

    Entrepreneur Magazine

  • Aspen Ideas Fellow

    Aspen Institute

  • 2018 Advocate of the Year - Minority Business Development Agency

    Minority Business Development Agency

    Advocate of the Year is presented to Natalie Madeira Cofield, founder of Walker's Legacy, a global platform for the professional and entrepreneurial multicultural woman.

    In 2009, when Ms. Cofield found herself in need of female mentors and role models during the formation of her first entrepreneurial venture, Walker’s Legacy was born. Recognizing the need for positive and accessible examples of multicultural women in business the goal was to develop an open forum for women to engage and…

    Advocate of the Year is presented to Natalie Madeira Cofield, founder of Walker's Legacy, a global platform for the professional and entrepreneurial multicultural woman.

    In 2009, when Ms. Cofield found herself in need of female mentors and role models during the formation of her first entrepreneurial venture, Walker’s Legacy was born. Recognizing the need for positive and accessible examples of multicultural women in business the goal was to develop an open forum for women to engage and inspire.

    Today, Walker’s Legacy equips multicultural women-led micro-enterprises through entrepreneurship training and business development programming and works to improve the livelihood and economic equality of low-income women and girls.

    The organization is named in honor of Madam C. J. Walker, a successful entrepreneur, and the first self-made female millionaire in United States history.

  • Ashoka Fellow - Kenya

    Ashoka Fellowship

Organizations

  • Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc

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