A New Addition to Nelwater Consulting



At Nelwater, we're always happy to add clients to our media and marketing family and because we've had such great success with our local clients, we're proud to announce that we've added a new account manager to the Nelwater family. 

Nelwater Consulting is located in the heart of Charleston, SC 


It's been difficult deciding when to expand and when not to. I think all small businesses go through a stage where it's all about taking the next step and we're happy to add Natalie N. Grantham to our ever-growing company. 

A Charleston transplant in 2009, Natalie has grown to love and adore our community and call it home. Originally from Florida (first Jacksonville then Tampa), she became a Carolina resident at the ripe age of 9 to the wonderfully small town of Fort Mill, South Carolina. Born and raised a… wait for it… Florida GATORS fan, she was quickly won over by the Carolina Gamecock spirit and after only three years of high school took off to become a Gamecock in Columbia, SC. 

Natalie graduated from USC in 2008 with a bachelor degree in Public Relations and Mass Communications. After college she handled the marketing for a start up non-profit in Charlotte, NC before moving to Mount Pleasant to be Campaign Coordinator for Team in Training with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.  Since leaving the LLS in 2011 Natalie has done sales, marketing and various communications work in the Charleston area, and has now found herself here on the Nelwater team. 

Aside from being a communications professional, Natalie, is involved with various charities in the area some including the Leukemia Ball and Daisy’s Place Retriever Rescue as Foster Communications Director. She is also active with her sorority alumni association, Gamma Phi Beta, as well as her USC alumni club. In her free time she enjoys running, bikram yoga, her three pound puppies, cooking, wine, sightseeing, travel, photography as well as being a self proclaimed ‘tv junkie’. 

We are excited to have Natalie join us at Nelwater. Welcome aboard! Want to see Natalie having fun, check out these great photos from Sea Star Arts.  







Location: Charleston, SC Mt Pleasant, SC 29464, USA

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