Indie Arts Consulting (IAC) is currently a one-woman operation. Natalie Lifson fell in love with arts management when she produced her first show 4 years ago. Since then, she has produced over a dozen shows and held various arts management positions ranging from Booking Manager to Press Agent to Event Coordinator for a number of shows and theater organizations.
Natalie is currently receiving training in Business, Theater, and Arts Administration at Skidmore College (ranked #7 Most Entrepreneurial College in the nation by Forbes), where she is on the Dean’s List Honors. She is also taking classes at NYU Stern, where she is training in the Business of Broadway and the Business of Publishing. Natalie credits a significant amount of her arts management skills to Theater Resources Unlimited, an organization dedicated to supporting Broadway, off-Broadway, and indie producers, where she has been attending workshops and volunteering for 3 years and recently worked as an administrative assistant.
Natalie is currently employed as a small business reporter for Small Biz Technology, where she keeps small businesses and organizations informed and writes about how the little guy can keep up with major corporations in the ever-changing world. She is also currently employed by NBC's Today Show as a part of their campus-to-career internship program.
Natalie is currently receiving training in Business, Theater, and Arts Administration at Skidmore College (ranked #7 Most Entrepreneurial College in the nation by Forbes), where she is on the Dean’s List Honors. She is also taking classes at NYU Stern, where she is training in the Business of Broadway and the Business of Publishing. Natalie credits a significant amount of her arts management skills to Theater Resources Unlimited, an organization dedicated to supporting Broadway, off-Broadway, and indie producers, where she has been attending workshops and volunteering for 3 years and recently worked as an administrative assistant.
Natalie is currently employed as a small business reporter for Small Biz Technology, where she keeps small businesses and organizations informed and writes about how the little guy can keep up with major corporations in the ever-changing world. She is also currently employed by NBC's Today Show as a part of their campus-to-career internship program.
