Natalia Bishop is at the heart of all things startup in Louisville. Either you've worked out of her co-working space Story Lou or you've attended an event there. She has as skilled an eye for opportunity as she does talent and she's done it all self-funded. Learn her story, network and enjoy bites and bevvies with us Thursday, September 20th. She'll be interviewed fireside by writer Minda Honey.
I’m Natalia, Founder and Chief of Happiness here at Level Up. I’m originally from Colombia. Over the last 15 years, I've fallen deeply in love with the culture, food and, most importantly, the people of Louisville. My background is in Business Management and Marketing, but I have a passion for loving and investing in people and community.
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I’m Natalia, Founder and Chief of Happiness here at Level Up. I’m originally from Colombia. Over the last 15 years, I've fallen deeply in love with the culture, food and, most importantly, the people of Louisville. My background is in Business Management and Marketing, but I have a passion for loving and investing in people and community.
I started my entrepreneurial journey as a crazy Colombian lady with a camera (ChocolateBox Photography), followed by founding Story Louisville (a community-based co-working space) and Level Up is the latest addition to the family. I'm the wife of an incredibly smart man, and mom to two of the most amazing humans walking this Earth, a happy person, a sucky writer, a good friend and a big foodie. I never skip dessert and don’t exercise often, I like hot weather but fall and winter are my favorite seasons.
I try to live every day one moment at a time and I believe mindfulness, respect, kindness, and compassion are the keys to happiness. As a mom, I want to be able to show my children that happiness lives within each of us and it is available at all times if you are mindful, kind and generous with yourself and others.
You might recognize Minda Honey as the face (and fingers) behind the @WeAre1804 social media accounts and occasional co-host of Onward with 1804. When she isn't managing our social media and various content needs, Minda writes content for startups and mends hearts as the LEO Weekly's relationship advice columnist. Her bylines include Oxford American, the Guardian, the Washington Post, Teen Vogue, Slack, Longreads, the Los Angeles Review of Books, Playboy, Success and others. She has her MFA in Creative Writing from the University of California, Riverside. Before becoming a writer, she spent 10 years in Corporate America working for the likes of General Electric, Blackberry and Rubbermaid. She finds the Writing Life more agreeable, but misses her expense account and company car.
