I’m Natasha Jane Hussein. 

I define myself as a heart centred entrepreneur, speaker, educator, writer, visionary creator. 

Life set me up for a world of contrast. Born in a household with a Sudanese father and Filipino mother, raised in London it set the stage for living a life that defies categorisation. This is reflective of my approach to life, to create without boundaries, borders and a firm belief that everything is possible when we are willing to ask ‘how?’ As a child, I sketched concepts from a Laboratory themed cocktail bar; cafe’s that truly make people feel at home, long before Starbucks asked for your name and large scale builds like ‘The World’ - the World’s largest emporium of foods from around the world.

I have a strong ability to predict the future by being attuned to patterns — the obvious, subtle and near invisible. But I maintain that that we should build a future we truly want to see, in our home, in our organisations and in our societies. This requires vision and a commitment to not participate in the pain of today but to create around the potential for joy in this moment — this I believe, is the task our civilisation has been given now.

I hope you will join me in a future better than our past.

Yours,

Natasha Jane Hussein

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Natasha Hussein envisions objects, spaces and experiences that make life a living, breathing, work of art. Natasha unites her academic education in Materials Science, with business and creativity to elevate how we experience life.

Natasha is a seasoned public speaker. Natasha has shared her vision at Helsinki Design Week, Social Service Club in Denmark and at the Interior Design Show (IDS) Vancouver. Natasha has also been on the panel of a Network to Net-worth event; The Future of Women in the Workplace hosted by General Assembly and Freelancer. Natasha has also given a speech at Google Campus, London and at the Accelerator, London Metropolitan University’s Business Incubator.

Natasha has been featured in a number of leading publications including Western Living, B.C and the Vancouver Sun in 2020. In 2018, she was one of five creatives commissioned by Frame Magazine to take on their monthly ‘Challenge’ of ‘Designing for the Displaced’. This involved interpreting what ‘home’ means and applying this to the creation of a luxury hotel concept that helps people feel more at home in ones self. A school concept design was also featured in MISC Magazine by Idea Couture that redefines the experience of school by pleasure in education. 

Natasha Hussein is author of the Fulfilment Manifesto. The Fulfilment Manifesto is a graphic book created in collaboration with Darren Oorloff to inspire people to live an expansive life on their own terms. This book has been endorsed by Claudio Fernandez- Araoz, author of Great People Decisions and James Allworth, co-author of How Will You Measure Your Life and contributing writer to the Harvard Business Review as well as Nick Wheeler, CEO of Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts. 

Prior to pursuing her calling of elevating how we experience life, Natasha was Editor and the first employee of the Startup Magazine. In this role she took the magazine from web only to mobile and tablet; made cross disciplinary innovation a feature of the magazine and wrote marketing campaigns for large companies, including Google. Natasha also formed media partnerships with media giants including WIRED, a Condé Nast Publication and Tech Crunch.

Natasha has a Chemistry degree from the University of Bristol.