Email: giftamelody@gmail.com
Natalie Brooks
Natalie Brooks is the Chief Executive Officer of Gift a Melody, where she leads the company’s global vision of transforming personal stories into meaningful musical experiences.
With over a decade of leadership in digital media and creative platforms, Natalie specializes in scaling emotionally driven consumer products that blend technology with artistry.
Before joining Gift a Melody, she held executive roles in entertainment technology startups, helping creative marketplaces expand internationally and streamline artist collaboration.
At Gift a Melody, Natalie oversees strategy, product growth, partnerships with musicians and production teams, and the expansion of personalized music gifting across new markets.
She is passionate about storytelling through music and believes the future of gifting lies in deeply personalized, emotionally resonant experiences.
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