Candice S. Pascoal, who writes as C. S. Pascoal, is an award-winning Tech for Good entrepreneur and bestselling author of Accidental Tribes, an illustrated young adult mystery about eight teens, online mistakes, and the search for belonging. Candice leads social impact ventures from New York City, where she raises her 14-year-old son, and has served on the PA committees of both public and private schools. She is the founder of UnBoxMe (formerly RedBoxMe with Cartier), a global community of philosophers, researchers, innovators, and authors exploring the questions technology alone cannot answer. Her ventures include Alfredus Creatives and Kickante, the crowdfunding platform that earned her the 2017 Cartier Women's Initiative Award. An international speaker, Candice has reshaped how millions engage with entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and purpose. She began her career in technology at 16, apprenticed in New York under a multiple-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee at 19, and led the international expansion of American companies by 23. An American with Italian and Brazilian roots, she is a polyglot whose multicultural life shapes everything she builds. Her work in business for good spans five continents and 90 countries.
