Camille also services The Urban League, The President’s Council, The Hispanic Business Center, and ECDI in efforts to support founders of color and build up Cleveland’s Black and Hispanic startup community.

Camille is passionate about entrepreneurship and is a start-up founder herself. She has led her own company FELOH through idea, market validation, and product development, and is currently working with her growing team to scale the company. Prior to following her entrepreneurial calling, Camille worked alongside healthcare lobbyists to advocate for legislative and regulatory initiatives for underserved communities.

Camille holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Pennsylvania where she studied medical anthropology and a Master of Science in Public Health from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she studied health policy and management.