Natasha L. Foreman, MBA, is an author, management consultant, and college professor whose work explores leadership, organizational effectiveness, entrepreneurship, and the systems that shape businesses, institutions, and society. She is the founder and managing director of Foreman & Associates, LLC, a management consulting firm that helps organizations strengthen operations, implement strategy, manage risk, and develop leaders capable of creating lasting impact.
In addition to her consulting work, Natasha serves as an adjunct professor in the School of Business & Technology at Purdue University Global and in the Business Management Department at Atlanta Technical College. She has spent more than a decade teaching business, management, leadership, entrepreneurship, marketing, and professional development, combining academic theory with practical experience to prepare students for today’s evolving workplace.
As an author, Natasha writes across multiple genres, including business, leadership, personal growth, relationships, and Christian nonfiction. Through her writing, she explores the intersection of people, power, responsibility, faith, and the systems that influence how we live and lead. Her published books are available through D.O.M.E. Life Publishing, while her essays and reflections appear on NatashaForeman.com and Breaking Bread With Natasha.
Natasha’s entrepreneurial journey began in childhood, and she has spent more than two decades mentoring aspiring entrepreneurs, students, and emerging leaders. She also designed, piloted, and led the development of the HOPE Business In A Box Academies (HBIAB) for global nonprofit, Operation HOPE, helping expand entrepreneurship education through one of the nation’s leading nonprofit organizations dedicated to financial empowerment. Whether working with executives, nonprofit organizations, small businesses, or college students, she is passionate about helping people transform ideas into sustainable action.
A Southern California native, Natasha earned a Bachelor of Arts in Black Studies (Africana Studies) from California State University, Long Beach, and pursued graduate studies at Kaplan University and doctoral studies at Capella University.
Believing that learning is a lifelong pursuit, Natasha continues to bridge the worlds of education, consulting, and writing to encourage thoughtful leadership, meaningful service, and practical action. Her work is grounded in a simple belief: lasting change happens when knowledge is paired with integrity, purpose, and the discipline to put ideas into practice.
“If small business is the lifeline of our nation, then we must educate generations of current and future business owners, and managers, so that we can continue to thrive and lead globally.”
~ Natasha L. Foreman
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