
Nataki Passionate Social Changer
Entrepreneur, activist, keynote speaker, and TV personality
- Business
- Activist
- TV Personality
- Public Speaker

Business – Nataki's commitment to entrepreneurship is strong within her own ventures and those owned by others. She has made a career of creating spaces for small businesses to incubate and grow. She also supports several companies through her seats on advisory boards.

Activist – Nataki is passionate about health, environmental sustainability, vegan diet and lifestyle advocacy, environmental justice, economic empowerment, and humanitarian issues.

TV Persoanlity – Watch Nataki in action as the host of LetsBuyBlack 365’s ConnectTV. Join Nataki and see the best in Black music, culture, education, entertainment, and lifestyle with interactive segments, interviews, cooking demos, performances and more.

Inspiring audiences - Community groups, organizations, and businesses, and associations bring Nataki to their audience to inspire ideas and action on business, health, and activism topics. See more ParagonLeaders.com/nataki.kambon
Timeline Highlights
Passions & Hobbies




Started a vegan catering company in her college dorm and has had the moniker “Best Vegan Chef” ever since. She still loves cooking and feeding people
Nataki is an avid dancer. She dances traditional West African Dance, Belly dance, Chicago steppin and east and west coast swing but has been a diehard salsa, merengue, Bachata dancer for the last 15+ years
Loves container gardening. She grows both decorative air cleansing plants and edible herbs and veggies
She sometimes struggles with work/life balance but LOVES a great workout
Renaissance Woman
Devoted family member
Passionate Social Changer

Community activist
Entrepreneur
Health & vegan advocate
Family Background
DR. Mawiyah Kambon (Mother)
Her mother dr. Mawiyah Kambon is it clinical psychologist in price present of the national Association of black psychologist. She’s also the proprietor of Guided Meditation
DR. Kamau Kambon (FATHER)
Her father received his PhD in education and worked at an HBCU as a professor teaching students to become teachers.
DR. Obadele Kwame Kambon (BROTHER)
Nataki’s brother Obadele Kwame Kambon, instead he’s received his PhD in linguistics and African studies. He is a tenure-track professor at the University of Ghana at Legon. He’s also the architect of the largest black social network website and co-founder of an African centered private school.
Natakisms

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