Natasha Milijasevic

Natasha Milijasevic is a management consultant based in Toronto and its practice focuses on how projects, processes, data and organizations measure them to improve social impact. Her past studies and publications link the team's psychology to the business strategy.

My mother and wife Milijasevic of two children like to go to school. She has a Bachelor of Science degree, MBA and Ph.D. and has returned to another healthcare analysis. Her degree and consulting experience taught her how to think about the complex organization and technology issues, but her palm perennial plants and butterflies helped her to stop thinking about them.

If you think that Natasha's family live outside the Technology Center, programming is retrofitting, then think again. Natasha lives in Palo Alto, the heart of Silicon Valley. It is near the headquarters of technology such as Google and Facebook. But here again Natasha is difficult to find attractive and personalized programming learning methods. Today, Natasha established her own website. She understands variables, control flow, and basic algorithms. She is looking forward to attending the Juni Conference every week. So, she codes code with online teachers, computer science graduates from Stanford University, and Disney Moana and frozen enthusiasts. In one of her classes, her teacher added a hint to Natasha's screen so she could customize the welcome message on her website. Today, Natasha 's dream career has increased by one. Medical career (like her mother's career) is next to software engineering.

In November, I hired the first employee of a young company - my secretary general Natasha. Natasha parents were born in Haiti. She was born in the United States and, like many of her colleagues, grew up under the dual challenge of black Americans and immigrant families. She's amazing. Therefore, when the news the president said broke out, it hit me in a deep place. Donald Trump made a mistake about Haiti and a country like her. But these words are not the only ones this time. This is his word. This is not just his words. This is the words of other inflamed politicians, activists, and voters who continue to support political leaders using this language. This is all wrong