Natasha Cornstein
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92 appearances
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard Feb 2025
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Thank you so much for having me. I'm thrilled to be here today.
Oh, that's right. Yes.
He represents him. Exactly.
Absolutely. And I do have to say you were at my wedding. Yes, I was. And she is as beautiful then as she is today.
It was beautiful. It was 70 degrees.
Oh, that's so nice. On December 1st. That's rare, too. Well, it was very special.
Well, it was completely different. It was my husband's company. He started it out of college. He worked two jobs. So he worked at the New York City Sports Commission and was entrepreneurial at heart and started his own sports agency. recruiting international players to the NBA. So he would work all day, go out. He was a real partier. And then he would set his alarm and wake up for European hours.
And that's how he built his agency.
I don't know about that. I think, and that's what's really different about my business today actually is he was definitely the boss. He did all the business. He did all of the contract negotiation.
and i got to listen in and learn right and and i did all the nitty-gritty finding players there right so supporting rolled out to starring role i always say he was jerry i was renee wait i don't know the reference oh no you're too young jerry mcguire oh duh i love that movie okay good but it wasn't i'm like oh my gosh am i that old no you're not you're not
Now he's built his next phase, a tremendous business, brokering sales of minority ownerships and professional teams. So cool. And I went from sports to beauty. And became a CEO.
So I think I'll start with telling you how I joined Blushington. I was in Los Angeles. I was the spokesperson for my prior company. And we were opening an office in LA. And my publicist said at the time, you're 40 years old. You need a headshot. I can't sign iPhone pictures of you anymore. And you have to get your hair and makeup done.
i sort of went begrudgingly she said there's this place flushington and i opened that door and it was love at first sight i mean i never felt better i know you just had that experience i was in i was out i loved how i looked and makeup can be tricky you need someone to really listen to you And that's the experience I got.
And the very next day, I was having breakfast with probably a woman your age as a courtesy to someone in New York. And when I love something, I rave about it. I said, I love this place, Flushington. She said, I do their PR. I said, that is so serendipitous. I said, can you please make an introduction? And she made it that day. I spent three months getting to know the owners. They flew to New York.
And three months later, they hired me as their CEO. Smartest thing they ever did. Thank you, Gail. Smartest thing. Grandma Gail, thank you for the support. And I always tell young women that your next hello can be your future. If you listen to people, if you have an open mindset, you never know where one conversation or one experience can take you. I agree with that.
A ton of introductions, blessed to be able to travel and meet interesting people every week and all the time. There was something magical about Flushington. I loved the purpose of it. The purpose is to make people feel beautiful and confident. Not to cover up or change how you look, but to make you feel like the best version of yourself.
We've really stayed very committed to championing female-founded brands and the independent niche brands. Our founder has a tremendous knack for discovering brands before they hit the circuit, so to speak.
I'm going to look up who did your makeup.
You know, I stay very close to my team. Which is great. And I think for any CEO or leader of a company, you have to stay very close to the day to day and to your people. Now, as your company gets bigger and bigger, you may not have as much time, but I've always prioritized working reception, sitting at the front desk, serving champagne. Right. And knowing the experience. Yeah.
I see.
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