Collabs
candy broth Founder
+ Life Coach
Cami
Cami is the founder, primary instigator, and collaborator behind candy broth. Her personal why is to explore micro-level truths in order to be a catalyst for macro-level change. She is candy broth’s life coach, writer, and spiritual practitioner. With diverse experience in international market research, policy development, strategic planning, and performance measurement across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors, she embodies Elder Millennial Virgo (Leo rising + Cancer moon). She holds a B.A. in English from Lourdes University and an M.A. in Public Policy and Administration from Northwestern University. Additionally, she’s earned a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (Owens-Illinois, Inc.), a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workplace Certificate (University of South Florida), and a Government Archives and Records Administration Certificate (NAGARA). She is a member of the Steinem Sisters Collective at the Toledo Lucas County Public Library and has received regional and local recognition for her community work and professional accomplishments.
To contract with Cami for life coaching services, or to order a personalized tarot/oracle reading, please visit the Shop.
For speaking engagements or other collaboration opportunities that align with candy broth’s mission, please send a message using the Contact page.
Dinner with Racists Collaborator + Small Biz Wiz
Kenny
Kenny is the founder and Managing Director of Yellow Beet, providing free business assistance to Toledoans and supporting over 100 local businesses in 2024. He leads the SBA’s six-month THRIVE program and created Balancing the Books to connect small businesses with free accounting services. Since 2019, he has helped over 750 businesses—85% women- and minority-owned—access resources and capital, creating 400+ jobs. Kenny serves on Bowling Green State University’s Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership board, previously joined the Forward Toledo committee, and holds a degree in Urban Planning from Cleveland State University.
For small business and entrepreneurial advice, contact kenny (at) yellowbeet (dot) com.
Rachel
On Drowning Rats Collaborator + Community Organizer
Rachel is a writer, public art and cultural event coordinator, nonprofit program development consultant, community organizer, and community violence prevention advocate. In addition to coauthoring On Drowning Rats: How Two Women Took Down a Sexual Harasser and How You Can Too, her work appears in Letters to Our Children, Spark: Celebrities and Our Decisive Moments, Death Never Dies, and Swell Magazine. Rachel leads creative writing workshops, creative expression and healing group facilitation, team-building sessions, and speaking engagements on sexual harassment, abuse of power, and healthy workplace culture.
To hire or collaborate with Rachel for workshops or speaking engagements, contact rerichardson22 (at) gmail (dot) com.