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Entrepreneur and coach Cam Kashani, a.k.a ‘The Godmother of Silicon Beach’, talks about bouncing back from failure and how to shape your thinking for long-term success as a founder and CEO. Speaking from experience, Cam discusses how to build the essential traits every founder needs, including:
Cam Kashani is known as the “Godmother of Silicon Beach”. She is a 3-time founder turned highly sought after Executive Transformational Coach that helps women Awaken their Divine Feminine Leader, a Global Speaker focused on women’s authentic empowerment, and a single mom of twin boys.
She’s worked with 4000+ Entrepreneurs and was named one of the most “Inspirational Women in Tech” by Inc. Magazine. She previously co founded the first coworking space in Los Angeles for technology startups and entrepreneurs in 2010, Coloft. During her four years there, Coloft had over 1800 alumni, including Uber LA, Instacart, Fullscreen and others. She’s certified in Advanced Spiritual Psychology and has her MBA in entrepreneurship and Marketing, in addition to being certified in Advanced Spiritual Psychology.
She is on a mission to humanize business, and her vision is a global economy that thrives on “WE” as opposed to “ME”. Cam has a deeply rooted passion for working specifically with women as she believes that when women embrace their deeply rooted power, we can collectively shift the energy in business, and ultimately create a more harmonious environment for us all.
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