Young Alumni Professional "YAP" Session: Natalie Wasieczko, BS '17
- When
- Tuesday, December 15, 20265:15 PM – 6:00 PM ESTAdd to calendarGoogle Calendar
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- UB Future Alumni Network
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Join the UB Future Alumni Network (UB FAN) for an inspiring Young Alumni Professional "YAP" Session featuring alumna of the UB School of Management, Natalie Wasieczko, BS '17.
In this interactive virtual conversation facilitated by Future Alumni Network (FAN) Alumni Mentors & Leaders, Natalie will share how she transformed a passion for community engagement into impactful leadership roles across the nonprofit, healthcare, and professional networking sectors. Attendees will hear about her career journey, lessons learned along the way, and the importance of building authentic relationships, creating opportunities, and leading with purpose.
Whether you're a student exploring your future, a recent graduate navigating your career path, or a young professional seeking to expand your network, this session will provide practical insights on career growth, community involvement, and making a meaningful impact. Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions and engage directly with Natalie during the discussion.
About Natalie
Natalie Wasieczko is a community leader and nonprofit founder dedicated to creating opportunities for connection, professional growth, and meaningful impact across Western New York. She is the Founder and President of Queen City Revival Inc., a nonprofit organization that brings together emerging professionals through philanthropy, service, and community engagement. Through Queen City Revival, Natalie has created a platform that connects professionals with local nonprofits, businesses, and one another while providing hands-on opportunities to give back and strengthen the community.
In her professional career, Natalie serves as an Operations Manager at Erie County Medical Center (ECMC), where she brings her people-focused approach to her work in the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. She also serves as Chapter President of Buffalo Professionals Under 40, helping cultivate a network where professionals can build relationships, expand their networks, and engage with the broader Buffalo community.
Across each of these roles, Natalie is passionate about creating spaces where people feel connected, empowered to participate, and inspired to make a difference. Her work is rooted in collaboration and a belief that meaningful community impact is built by bringing people together around shared purpose.