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Hello, I’m Nati Beltran
Nati Beltrán is a leadership development specialist working with sustainability and impact leaders. With an MSc in Neuroscience from UCL and over 12 years’ experience coaching leaders in environmental charities, foundations, and purpose-driven organisations, she helps leaders develop the inner capacity to navigate pressure, complexity, and change. She is the creator of The Empathic Leader programme and hosts the LEAP community for ongoing support.