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55th Annual Dove Award Nominated

Feature Film of the Year 2024 - The Blind

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Interview with AJ Vaden | The Story Behind Trailer Park CEO by Dawn Cazedessus.

In this special interview, I sit down with the incredible AJ Vaden to talk about the heart, hustle, and healing behind my new book, Trailer Park CEO — a story of rising from unlikely beginnings, reclaiming your identity, and leading with purpose.

Everything Life And Real Estate - Ep 338

In this conversation, Dawn Cazedessus shares her inspiring journey from growing up in a trailer park to becoming a successful CEO and author with Linda McKissack and Dana Gentry. She discusses the importance of grit, purpose, and the lessons learned from failure. Dawn emphasizes the significance of mindset and the influential figures in her life who helped shape her path. The conversation also highlights her new book, 'Trailer Park CEO,' which focuses on leadership cornerstones for women in business, and the importance of community and mentorship.

She Grew Up in a Trailer Park—Now She Runs the Show | Faith in Culture

Dawn Cazedessus’ story is one of resilience, faith, and purpose. Born to a teenage mother and raised in poverty, she faced abuse, addiction, and hardship. But through God’s grace, perseverance, and a willingness to take one step forward each day, she transformed her life—becoming the first in her family to earn a degree and ultimately rising to the C-suite.

‘Trailer Park CEO' joins The Good Word: Author Dawn Cazedessus on breaking barriers, overcoming adversity

WASHINGTON - Dawn Cazedessus, author of Trailer Park CEO is joining us on The Good Word series! Dawn shares the cornerstones of how she transitioned from a life of poverty to the "C-Suite." 

Her story of "resilience, faith and purpose offers encouragement, guidance and insight for women from all walks of life," said Cazedessus.

She went on to break barriers in both healthcare and business, becoming the first female CEO of a surgical hospital in Southeast Louisiana.

 Today, she serves in the C-suite of Keller Williams Realty International, where she oversees 17,000 realtors as Regional Director of its top-performing Southeast region.

In her new book coming out in September, "Trailer Park CEO: 12 Leadership Cornerstones to Become a Godly Woman of Influence," Dawn shares bible-centered leadership principles designed to help Christian women overcome adversity and lead with confidence, clarity, and grace.