• STRONG COLLABORATIVE WOMEN-A DIFFERENT TYPE OF STORY - LAINEY CAMERON

  • Oct 11 2021
  • Length: 25 mins
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STRONG COLLABORATIVE WOMEN-A DIFFERENT TYPE OF STORY - LAINEY CAMERON

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  • Lainey Cameron is a digital nomad and author of women’s fiction. A recovering tech industry executive, her award-winning novel, The Exit Strategy, was inspired by a decade of being the only woman in the corporate boardroom. It’s been called a “rallying call for women to believe in themselves and join together” and tells the story of a Silicon Valley investor who first meets her husband’s mistress across the negotiating table.


    A digital nomad—meaning she picks locations around the world to live (and write) for months at a time—Lainey is an avid Instagrammer, and loves to share her travel tips and insights with readers.


    She’s the founder and host of The Best of Women’s Fiction interview series and podcast, proud member and volunteer with Women’s Fiction Writers Association, believes community makes the author's life worthwhile, and is on a mission to obliterate the term aspiring writer.

    Originally from Scotland, Lainey has a soft spot for kilts and good malt whisky, and when she’s not writing (or reading), you’ll find her hunting down new single malts, checking out rooftop bars, and when possible, hanging out with anything equine (donkeys rock!).
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