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Meet Natalie Barbu: NC State grad, social media influencer and CEO of a Raleigh startup

By: via Business Journals
North Carolina State graduate turned entrepreneur Natalie Barbu is a hustler, getting "real" with her audience, posting at least two videos a week to YouTube and pulling in thousands of dollars from brands in the process. And she's also the CEO of Raleigh startup designed for influencers.
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