Clarenda "Farmer Cee" Stanley, is a renowned speaker, entrepreneur, and consultant with over 20 years of expertise in marketing, fundraising, and leadership. Farmer Cee helps organizations, conferences, and events create thoughtful, intentional spaces that resonate with diverse audiences. From designing inclusion programs to guiding leaders, her unique approach bridges authenticity, strategy, and impact.
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Interested in an authentic voice that inspires impact? Ready to grow meaningful connections? Let's cultivate inclusion together.
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ABOUT
Clarenda "Farmer Cee" Stanley is the visionary founder and CEO of Green Heffa Farms, one of the nation's few Black/woman/Black woman-owned farms. A passionate entrepreneur, herbalist, and advocate for sustainable living, she dedicates her life to promoting holistic health and wellness practices that honor the interconnectedness of all living things. With an award-winning background in marketing and philanthropic fundraising and a deep respect for the Earth, Farmer Cee combines her expertise to lead a wellness brand that celebrates the power of nature to heal and nourish.
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KEYNOTE TOPICS
Clarenda’s dynamic storytelling, authenticity, and mission-driven focus have made her a sought-after speaker at conferences, corporate events, and educational seminars, as well as an advocate for amplifying underrepresented voices in agriculture and entrepreneurship.
Agriculture & Sustainability
Building sustainable and socially impactful farm-based businesses, creating eco-friendly practices, and scaling boutique farming ventures.
Equity
Elevating Black women farmers, promoting economic sustainability, and encouraging philanthropic leadership in agriculture.
Herbal Wellness & Plant Medicine
The journey from seed to market, exploring wellness through natural remedies and herbal farming practices.
Philanthropy & Fundraising
Leveraging over two decades of award-winning experience in fundraising, philanthropy, and marketing to drive social change and empower communities.
Entrepreneurship
Lessons learned from developing a consumer packaged goods (CPG) brand, and insights on navigating the complex world of business as a Black woman founder.
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