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Camille Seigle & Ali Mann Stevens are available for virtual and in-person interviews

Camille Seigle • Chicago
Ali Mann Stevens • New York

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Camille Seigle, Co-Author, Maternal Hope
Ali Mann Stevens, Co-Author, Maternal Hope

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Camille Seigle and Ali Mann Stevens met in the workplace long before they each started their family-building journeys. When Ali later experienced the premature delivery and then loss of her twins, and Camille suffered from life-altering postpartum anxiety and depression, they decided to team up to help break the silence around the struggles of starting a family. Together they are the co-authors of Maternal Hope: Stories of Unseen Struggles, Unexpected Resilience, and the Untold Ways Families Are Made.

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Camille Seigle and Ali Mann Stevens met in the workplace long before they each started their family-building journeys. When Ali later experienced the premature delivery and then loss of her twins, and Camille suffered from life-altering postpartum anxiety and depression, what started as a workplace friendship evolved into a mutual passion about a topic so personal to each of them.

Camille and Ali knew they needed to team up to help break the silence around the struggles of starting a family. Together, they’re committed to bringing support, community, and ultimately, hope, with this collection of real, unvarnished stories about the messy, painful, and beautiful realities of pregnancy, fertility, and family formation.

Ali is a sales leader at a fast-growing tech company with a passion for building high-performing teams. She lives in New York with her husband and their two young children.

Camille is a consultant, mentor, speaker, and facilitator who helps guide individuals and companies to unlock their full potential. She lives in Chicago with her husband and their daughter.

Together they are the co-authors of Maternal Hope: Stories of Unseen Struggles, Unexpected Resilience, and the Untold Ways Families Are Made.

Camille Seigle is a consultant, mentor, speaker, and facilitator who helps guide individuals and companies to unlock their full potential. She uses intuitive approaches and holds clients accountable to their goals to foster personalized growth and success. Drawing on a rich professional background that began in hospitality and continued at LinkedIn, Camille brings warmth, clarity, and structure to her coaching work. She holds a B.A. from Denison University, a postgraduate diploma from Les Roches Global Hospitality Education, and an Organizational and Leadership Coaching Certificate from Northwestern University. Certified by the International Coaching Federation, Camille integrates values, longevity, and holistic assessment tools into her practice to support clients in building more balanced and fulfilling lives.

Camille’s postpartum experience left her feeling alone and isolated during the COVID-19 pandemic. Returning to work remotely after maternity leave didn’t help. She believes that many of us are holding our most painful stories close, despite the fact that so many people are going through similar challenges. She believes in the power of sharing our stories and hopes this anthology allows many to recognize that they are not alone in their experiences.

Camille lives in Chicago with her husband and their daughter. She loves to travel, spend time with her family, and nurture her mind, body, and soul. Maternal Hope is her first book.

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Ali Mann Stevens Bio

Ali Mann Stevens is a sales leader at a fast-growing tech company. She is a summa cum laude graduate of Queens College, where she earned a degree in sociology before unexpectedly finding her way into the world of sales. What began as a college job selling Cutco evolved into a fulfilling career—including over a decade at LinkedIn—where she discovered a passion for building high-performing teams and empowering others to reach their full potential.

Her journey took a profoundly personal turn after the premature birth and tragic loss of her twins, who were born at twenty-six and a half weeks—an experience that left her feeling isolated until she discovered comfort in the stories of others who had walked similar paths. The realization that none of us are ever truly alone became her inspiration for this book, in which she offers strength, connection, and hope to others navigating the often silent struggles of parenthood.

Ali lives with deep gratitude for the life she holds: a loving partner, two healthy children, a supportive family, and the lessons that loss and love have taught her. When she's not writing or working, she enjoys family adventures outdoors, traveling, painting, interior design, and pausing to appreciate the simple beauty of everyday moments.

Originally from Long Island, New York, Ali now lives in Westchester County with her husband, Tim, and their two young children, Teddy and Ava. Maternal Hope is her first book.