Chantal Mimassi
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| Nationality | Lebanese |
| Alma mater | Harvard University |
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| Organization | Cherry M |
Chantal Mimassi Hobeika is a Lebanese entrepreneur, holistic health practitioner, and community leader. She is the founder of Cherry M, a coffee brand that blends her Lebanese heritage with Brazilian and Yemeni coffee traditions, emphasizing sustainability and ethical sourcing.
Education and Early Career
Chantal Mimassi studied Droit Canonique (Canon Law) before transitioning to holistic medicine. She pursued certifications from Harvard University in areas related to holistic health and well-being. With extensive knowledge in aromatherapy, energy healing, and plant-based healing practices, she integrates natural approaches into her work.
Holistic and Community Engagement
Beyond her work in holistic medicine, Mimassi is actively involved in various organizations. She is a board member of Majlis Al-Oumana, an Orthodox council, and a member of Zaha, an association linked to the Zahle community. She also serves as the Vice President of Men Qalb Zahle, an NGO dedicated to social and community initiatives in Zahle.
Entrepreneurship and Cherry M
Mimassi founded Cherry M,[1] a specialty coffee brand that promotes sustainability by supporting reforestation efforts and ethical coffee sourcing. The brand reflects her multicultural background and commitment to environmentally friendly business practices.
Cherry M is a well-established brand with years of expertise in crafting organic coffee capsules. Committed to sustainability, it sources only Rainforest Alliance certified[2] coffee, ensuring exceptional quality, ethical sourcing, and a rich, flavorful experience in every cup.
References
- ↑ "Cherry M". Cherry M. Retrieved 2025-02-13.
- ↑ "What Does "Rainforest Alliance Certified" Mean?". Rainforest Alliance. Retrieved 2025-02-13.
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