Natasha Clark founded The Lioness Group in 2009 for the entrepreneur, small business owner and large companies that understand the value of keeping a "small business" mentality. Local business owners expressed a need for quality, low-cost writing and public relations services to help their consumer base expand. As a result, a high percentage of their business is from repeat customers and referrals.

 

The mission of The Lioness Group is to help business owners and entrepreneurs get their message and passion to their target audience. They teach their clients the importance of branding, consistency and the benefits of learning to create a first-class press release.

 

They would welcome the opportunity to earn your trust and deliver you the best service in the industry.

 

Natasha’s background in journalism dates back to 1998 when she was a staff writer for “The Yellow Jacket” newspaper at American International College (AIC).

 

After her days at AIC, Clark went on to work briefly as a freelance writer for The Republican before becoming Assistant Editor at Reminder Publications. She gained extended experience embedding with the 1st Battalion 25th Marines in the Mojave Desert during their pre-deployment training to Iraq, covering her stay in Thailand as a member of Rotary International’s Group Study Exchange and working on a variety of lifestyle, dating, government and profile pieces for the Greater Springfield area.

 

She has also written for several online and print publications, in addition to teaching creative writing at Dunbar Community Center. After ending her news career as Assistant Managing Editor at Reminder Publications, Clark became manager of the Partners in Education Program for the non-profit, Springfield School Volunteers (SSV).

 

Clark is an advocate and avid fundraiser for the American Diabetes Association. She has become a committed participant in the Step Out: Walk to Fight Diabetes - driven to help those suffering from the disease that claimed the life of her father in 1996. She is a member of the East Longmeadow Rotary Club, the Young Professional Society of Greater Springfield and a mentor through SSV’s mentoring program.