Camille Tuutti’s journalism career in Washington, D.C., may have begun in earnest in 2008, but she has always been a storyteller. Growing up in Sweden, Camille had one dream and one dream only: to be a journalist. At age 5, Camille told her mom about her career plans — a goal she remained laser-focused on until she snagged her first reporting job. After Camille left Sweden to pursue her dream, she spent a few years in London and New York City honing her reporting skills. Eventually, she landed in D.C., where she began covering the government contracting industry and the federal government’s use of technology. With her natural knack for storytelling and captivating ledes, it didn’t take long for Camille to rise through the ranks, leading some of the area’s top government technology publications. In 2018, Camille launched Tuutti Frutti Strategies, an editorial consultancy that creates content for tech companies targeting government audiences. Camille’s 14 years of experience in tech journalism gives her a unique understanding of the pain points in government and how industry can help ease them. She’s able to narrate the connections between the exact challenges government faces and how tech brands can solve them with their services and solutions. Camille firmly believes every person and every business has a story worth telling — a compelling, unique narrative that can set them apart in a noisy marketplace. Camille’s goal is to help tell those stories in a way that reaches and resonates with her clients’ target audiences.  Camille is a frequent moderator, panelist and speaker. She serves as an adviser to BingeBuilderX, which helps creators and creative organizations turn intellectual property into digital-asset-based communities. She's also the co-host of the upcoming podcast "Technocracy," which highlights cool people doing cool stuff in tech. When Camille isn’t working, she enjoys traveling, working out and spending time with family, friends and her rescue French bulldog. If you’re looking for her on a Sunday morning, you’ll most likely find her at a local coffee shop or in the yoga studio.