Elisabeth Cardiello
If you've seen the Netflix documentary, "Coffee For All," you may already know Elisabeth. This coffee-loving, Brooklyn-native had her first business cards at six and first product on shelves at 13. After college, business school, and a stint on Wall Street, she dealt with loss, found herself and her passion by starting a coffee company called Caffè Unimatic, gave 2 TEDx talks, and created a methodology that builds confidence in young female entrepreneurs. She’s spoken at UN Conferences, given Congressional briefings, 2 TEDx Talks, keynotes, been featured by Forbes, NBC and Goop. Her mission is to work toward building a world where coffee is the catalyst that inspires deeper listening, safer spaces and hence, greater access to our own creativity, connection and fulfilment.
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