Mirabito Natalia

About

Natalia Mirabito, originally from the Republic of Moldova, is a successful entrepreneur in the field of creative marketing and sustainable design, based in the United States of America. She founded NM Marketing Co., an agency headquartered in Boston and New York City, specializing in web design solutions, brand identity, marketing strategy, and creative direction. With nearly a decade of experience in the interior and sustainable design industry, Natalia stands out for her unique approach at the intersection of responsible design, industry equity, and impactful marketing, positioning herself among the few creative directors promoting positive change in the sector. Her agency collaborates with prestigious clients worldwide, including organizations such as ASID, Boston Design Center, Female Design Council, NYCxDesign, SoHo Design District, and Tom Dixon Studio, offering services like content strategy, web development, email marketing, and strategic brand positioning. In addition to her business career, Natalia is actively involved in the New England art community, where she paints en plein air landscapes inspired by nature, organizing virtual exhibitions like Seen/Unseen to promote art accessibility and support for people with disabilities. Through NM Marketing Co., she helps interior design, architecture, and luxury industry firms move beyond aesthetics, creating sustainable solutions for long-term success. In her personal life, Natalia Mirabito transforms her challenges, including reduced mobility caused by polio, into a driving force for advocacy in mental health, disability, and nature conservation. A self-taught artist, she paints vibrant landscapes from Cape Cod, the White Mountains, or the American Southwest, donating percentages of sales to charitable causes and organizing live painting events for fundraisers. Based in her Boston studio, she maintains ties to her Moldovan roots through the nostalgic themes in her works, promoting inclusion and healing through art and accessible design.