Kahlil Dumas is a serial entrepreneur, fractional growth executive, and a dynamic force in the startup sphere. With 13 years of experience, Kahlil seamlessly integrates product development, marketing, sales, and operations expertise to drive your success.
Kahlil is a founding partner at ExecNow, a leading executive search firm that connects world-class companies with top-tier, diverse talent. He is also the Founder & CEO of Free The CEO (FTC), a dynamic startup accelerator and fractional growth firm committed to empowering startups to scale and succeed. As co-founder of the 1AND1 app, a one-of-a-kind habit-forming platform, he's committed to confidently helping people navigate their careers, businesses, and finances.
Kahlil hosts the UNSTUCKKD Podcast and is deeply invested in promoting financial literacy and a growth mindset. He guides individuals in overcoming financial barriers, redefining wealth, and establishing a secure financial foundation. Through his work, Kahlil provides the tools and knowledge needed for lasting economic success, inspiring a journey toward generational wealth and personal fulfillment.
Kahlil Dumas earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Portland, with a concentration in Economics/Finance.
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