Emmy Cattani is a fifth-generation agri-business woman from Kern County where she and her family grow grapes, almonds, oranges and cattle. She represents her family on the Boards of Famoso Nut Company and Farm Breeze International and on the Investment Committee of Belltown Farms. Emmy oversees family investments in businesses and real estate, focused on the agricultural sector. 

 

Ms. Cattani serves on advisory committees for the Pacific Institute, Stanford University’s Water in the West Center, Sustainable Conservation and the California chapter of The Nature Conservancy. She previously served on the Boards of the Sequoia Riverlands Trust and Tejon Ranch Conservancy and on the BLM’s Central California Resource Advisory Council. Prior to joining her family business, Emmy was a private equity investor with The Shansby Group and VMG Partners and a management consultant at Bain & Co. She received her Bachelors degree from Harvard College and an MBA from Stanford University.