As a young adult, Susan Beckman lived the life of an artist in Europe, she later ventured to the Monasteraki area of Athens, Greece. Such as "paradigm shift", a change from one way of thinking to another, perhaps a transformation at will --"I took everything I love to do, tucked it into a great big sack, shook it up, and out came Camille Beckman."
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The Foundation
Susan C. Beckman Roghani:
'In the mid 90’s my husband and I started the Camille Beckman foundation with the purpose of serving the women, children and elderly of our world.
To date, we have worked with over 120 organizations to build orphanages, schools, educational programs, food banks, medical missions and much more. While we must accept we cannot be all things for all people, we are passionate about doing what we can for those whom our expertise can help the most. We envision a world where women are empowered with knowledge, freedom and opportunity; where children and elders care for each other, and where all beings realize their complete connection to the Earth and all that is.
May all beings have food to eat, clean air to breath, clean water to drink and shelter over their heads. May all beings have others to share love with and know their true purpose. May all beings be happy; may all beings be free from suffering.'
Camille Beckman Women’s Wellness: Our Women’s Wellness collection is always 100% natural and utilizes essential oils, herbal remedies and ancient beauty secrets to help you find real solutions to create a life of whole happiness.
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Dedicated to promoting diversity and good business ethics.
G&DA: Do you think that as a woman you approached doing business differently?
Susan C. Beckman Roghani:
"Yes, I know so. I don’t want to alienate any man, but men think a little bit differently and often they structure the offices differently. Women are used to juggling so many jobs that it stays in place in the workforce. They don’t think of assigning it to someone, they just roll up their sleeves and get it done."
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