About Renee & Calli

About Renee:

Renee is an entrepreneur driven by joie de vivre. An enthusiast for life and all of it’s celebrations and experiences. She will try most things once, especially when it comes to fitness trends. She loves to travel and believes that the best way to immerse yourself in another culture is to take a local cooking class. The biggest way she shows love is hosting a dinner party and cooking for you.

She is a girl’s girl first and foremost, always looking to uplift women and their successes.

Her professional background is in FP&A for Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) startup brands. She has spent the last 6.5 years working at amazing startups who have grown and scaled into industry disruptors and category kings. Working in finance and leaning heavily into each company’s marketing teams, she has developed a unique approach to business balancing financial organization with buzzy brand strategy.

Calli Backstory:

As she came off of birth control, Renee noticed that her PMS and period were severely impacting her life. Anxiety was peaking. Her sleep was being disrupted 3-4 hours a night for about 5 days in a row every month. Her exhaustion was overwhelming. Her mood went straight to “doom.” Her periods were irregular. All of this was extremely out of the norm for her. She was told by her doctor that her only option was SSRI’s. Having some experience in the supplement space, she started doing research on things she could take to help. The concepts of seed cycling and cycle synching started popping up on her radar through social media and friends that are dieticians.

Taking gobs of seeds wasn’t in the cards for her, so she started narrowing down on what vitamins and minerals her body needed and when. What were her body’s hormones? How were they supposed to function? What was happening if they were out of balance? Why was her body failing her 8 days a month when she was being healthy and working out? From all of this research, Calli Nutrition was born. After saying so many times “someone should do something about this,” enough people told her “why don’t YOU.”