Natasha Wilson
Natasha Wilson is the founder of Evolve Employment Outsourcing Solutions, a premier recruitment firm specializing in direct hire placements within the healthcare, manufacturing, and technical industries. With a mission she describes as “matchmaking for success,” Natasha bridges the gap between top-tier talent and organizations seeking to strengthen their teams. Her approach emphasizes precision, professionalism, and a deep understanding of both client and candidate needs, ensuring the perfect fit every time. With over 15-years of Leadership experience Natasha founded Evolve Employment in 2018. Since then she has built a reputation for not just filling positions, but for cultivating careers and empowering organizations. Her expertise in business ownership, start-up leadership, and strategic talent acquisition allows her to deliver solutions that drive growth and operational excellence. She is passionate about building meaningful relationships and creating long-term success for both companies and professionals. Natasha earned her Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Charleston Southern University and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Human Services from Springfield College. Combining her academic background with hands-on industry experience, she brings a results-oriented mindset to every client and candidate interaction. Through Evolve Employment Outsourcing Solutions, Natasha continues to innovate in recruitment, connecting talent with opportunity and shaping the future of the industries she serves.
• Charleston Southern University - MBA
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to God’s grace and the unwavering guidance of my father, whose wisdom shaped my strength, resilience, and leadership.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The most valuable career advice I received was to remain a lifelong learner. Leaders who keep growing always stay ahead of their challenges and create room for bigger opportunities.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
I would advise young women entering my industry to stay confident, persevere, and always be true to themselves. Never minimize your worth for anyone.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
Minority women still face the challenge of having to validate their talent more than others. However, this gap also presents an opportunity: to elevate representation, build influence, and pave the way for those coming behind us.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Integrity and respect are the standards I hold in my work, and I believe in conducting business with honesty, purpose, and ethical leadership. In my personal life, I stay grounded in those same values as a wife, mother, and grandmother, they shape how I lead, love, and show up in every area of my life.
Locations
Evolve Employment Outsourcing Solutions
Stockbridge, GA 30281