Q&A with Aryan Rashed, founder and CEO of TREMBLE

400 Northwest 26th Street,Miami FL 33127

21 September, 2021

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Creatives for Connection is proud to present: Q&A with Aryan Rashed, founder and CEO of TREMBLE Creatives for Connection is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit member-based organization based in Miami, Florida committed to support, impact and be a resource to creative professionals and small business leaders by providing a holistic approach to business development. We foster confidence and community, and ease anxiety for creatives and artists starting or sustaining a business. We are proud to welcome Aryan Rashed, the founder and CEO of TREMBLE, a chain of boutique Pilates studios in South Florida with 7 locations and growing. Aryan focuses primarily on strategy & vision as well as oversight on operations of the Company. She and her team work with a wide variety of clientele from beginners to professional athletes. As a former lawyer who started the business out of a passion, Aryan has used her skill set to scale a company without taking outside capital and is focused on controlled growth. She is a featured speaker and moderator at the NFL Business Combine and numerous business podcasts and fitness outlets. She holds degrees from the University of California at Berkeley, Stanford, and the University of Miami School of Law and has set out to use her education and experience to empower the youth to enter into the entrepreneurship space and give back to the communities she works with. CREATIVES FOR CONNECTION — is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit member-based organization based in Miami, Florida committed to support, impact and be a resource to creative professionals and small business owners by providing a holistic approach to business development. We foster confidence and community and ease anxiety for anyone starting or sustaining a business. Our mission is to catalyze successes and expand operational capacity by equipping individuals with a variety of tools to conquer their unique industry challenges while disrupting creative professional stigmas.