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Updated on April 29, 2024
About Natalie
- Natalie is the co-founder and head of product at Cover, a property insurance startup.
Nationality
- Canadian
Visa Journey
- TN -> O-1 -> Green Card
Education:
- Natalie holds a Bachelor of Commerce and a BA in mathematics from Queens University in Canada.
- She briefly attended NYU for a master’s in marketing but dropped out.
Countries lived in:
- Canada
- United States
Arrival in the US:
- Natalie and her co-founders moved to the US in 2015 after being accepted into Y Combinator for their startup Cover.
First Visa and Year:
- Initially Natalie stayed in the US for under 6 months without a visa, which Canadians are allowed to do.
- Eventually she and her co-founders had to get work visas, but the specific visa type and year are not mentioned.
First Job:
- Prior to Cover, Natalie worked at Stylekick Inc. as the lead designer and then as a mobile designer and product growth manager at Shopify.
Current Job:
- Natalie is currently the co-founder and head of product at Cover.
Startup:
- Cover is Natalie’s second startup with her co-founders. Their first was Stylekick Inc.
- Cover makes getting property insurance as easy as taking a picture. It has raised $27M from top investors like Social Capital, Tribe Capital, Y Combinator, etc.
Timeline:
- 2013-2014: Worked at Stylekick Inc.
- 2014: Stylekick Inc. acquired by Shopify, Natalie worked there briefly
- 2015: Applied to YC and moved to US to start Cover
- 2017: Selected to Forbes 30 under 30
- Present: Continuing to build and grow Cover