Natasha Mudhar
Natasha Mudhar is a business leader, impact investor, strategic advisor, filmmaker, and founder of multiple organisations focused on sustainable development, storytelling, andsocial impact.She currently serves as Global Director of Strategic Partnerships & Communications at Agriculture Innovation Mission for Climate (AIM for Climate), a joint initiative by the United States and the United Arab Emirates aimed at increasing investment in climate-smart agriculture and food systems innovation through 2025. Since its launch, AIM for Climate partners have mobilised significant funding and built a coalition of over 600 partners.
Natasha is the founder of The World We Want Studios, a media company producing feature films, television content, and global campaigns that intersect culture, capital, and impact. The studio’s work spans financing, production, distribution, andmarketing, including projects such as In The Shadows, Lear Rex, Modi – Three Days in the Wings of Madness, and HOWL. The studio also leads global publicity for numerous titles and produces content for international agencies and philanthropic organisations.
She also founded The World We Want, a global impact consultancy that uses communications and creativity to mobilise resources and accelerate action on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Through this consultancy, Natasha engages with governments, media, business, and technology sectors to influence policy and public opinion for social change.
Additionally, Natasha leads Sterling Global, a business strategy and communications consultancy established in 1995, providing counsel across multiple sectors, including government, corporate, and non-profit.
She was also India Director for the United Nations’ Global Goals campaign (SDGs), coordinating the launch and promotion of the SDGs to over one billion people in India.
Natasha holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc) Honours degree in Sociology and Media from City,St George’s, University of London.
Her work focuses on connecting storytelling, equity, sustainability, culture, and capital to drive systems change and investment in social impact. She is engaged in building a digital platform designed to position storytelling as an investable asset class and to empower independent filmmakers.
