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Camille Emefa Acey

Nonprofit Closure Consultant - organizational facilitation and commemoration

Camille Acey is a dedicated professional with a diverse background in customer success, community building, and nonprofit consultancy.

She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with a Minor in Ethnic Studies from the University of California, Berkeley.

In addition, she has completed certificate programs in community building, Slovenian language, and German language from Columbia University, University of Ljubljana, and BSI Sprachschule in Berlin respectively.

Camille has extensive experience working with various organizations in different capacities, including roles as Founder/Consultant at The Wind Down, Vice President of Customer Success at multiple companies like Disco, Nylas, and CrowdStrike, and as a Mentor at First Round Fast Track.

She has also been involved in community-focused initiatives as a Co-Foundress at Collective for Liberation, Ecology, and Technology.

Camille's professional journey includes positions such as Global Head of Customer Experience at Humio, Customer Success Lead at Clubhouse Software, and various roles in customer development, partnerships, and operations at companies like Boundless, Zemanta, and Euromonitor International.

Her expertise spans customer success, marketing, communications, community engagement, and operations, making her a valuable asset in driving organizational success.

Camille Acey is passionate about helping nonprofits navigate closures effectively, emphasizing the importance of good closures in her work.

She provides resources and consultation through The Wind Down and is dedicated to supporting organizations through transition phases.

Camille's educational background, coupled with her extensive professional experience, positions her as a knowledgeable and skilled professional in the fields of customer success, community building, and nonprofit consultancy.

Highlights

Aug 16 · linkedin

Closing Remarks No. 6 is out, in which I muse on the passing of the great Dr. Bernice Johnson Reagon, memories of watching Eyes On The Prize in 1980s Oakland, and the problem of historicisation. https://lnkd.in/ea6ECRu4

Jul 12 · linkedin

Here is my new newsletter Closing Remarks . If you aren’t already drowning in newsletters, please do sign up! It's hopefully gonna be a semi-regular link roundup of news and views from the world of non-profit closures, project endings, and the shifting narrative around longevity and impact in civil society.

https://lnkd.in/e7HxDJrX

This newsletter takes special inspiration from Alice Goguen Hunsberger's trust & safety links roundups and Stephanie Lundberg 's weekly CX roundup. Special thanks to Christina Clark FRSA for lighting a tiny fire under me. 🔥

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New York City Metropolitan Area