Camille
Has Company

Helping women create a meaningful next chapter.

Camille seated on a sofa with her hands clasped, smiling
hi, it’s me

You’re here because something inside you wants to be heard.

And it’s getting harder to ignore.

Camille in a green dress working on her laptop

Hi, I’m Camille.

Your gentle cheerleader for what’s next.

I believe every woman has a story worth sharing. Whether you’re starting a podcast, navigating a career shift, or simply rediscovering your voice, I’m here to help you create with confidence.

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A little about me

I love helping women because so much of my strength has come from the women around me—family, friends, community, the ones I call sisters.

But here’s what I’ve come to understand: we don’t stay in the same shape forever.

We outgrow it. And that growth can be uncomfortable, even confronting—but it’s necessary. It’s how we step into the next version of ourselves. That next version is what I’m endlessly curious about.

Podcasting is simply one way to capture that journey. It’s a place to share your story, explore new ideas, connect with others, and create something meaningful—no matter what season of life you’re in.

I’m here for the women who know they’re meant to create something—but aren’t quite sure where to begin. I want people to feel like they can do the thing. Start new chapters. Turn their voices into podcasts. Learn to poach an egg, write something meaningful, tell jokes, and trust that what’s next might actually be the best part.

Life at home is full.  Hubby and I are raising two teenage boys who keep us humble, and our dog Luna is convinced she’s the favorite child. Between hikes, coffee, yoga when I can squeeze it in, and learning mahjong, I’ve learned that creativity doesn’t happen outside of life—it happens right in the middle of it.

Young Camille relaxing on a pink striped sofa in Sydney, Australia
About 10 years old, Sydney, Australia.Around the time I convinced my parents to move their bed into the living room so I could build a stage for my “guests.”Birthdays were the only time I could really talk anyone into appearing on my show — and honestly, not much has changed. I even convinced my best friend to make her party all about interviewing people.(It started early.)

I believe you should find humor and kindness wherever you can, and if you can’t find it — then make it and share it.

Because laughter is worth a thousand medicines and maybe the most human kind of healing we have.

My parents raised me with curiosity, gratitude, and a deep sense of wonder about the world. This community is my way of passing that along.

xo

– Camille

Camille standing with her arms crossed, smiling

Let’s make the thing — together.

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