chelsea simo
She/Her
- Sociology, Wilfrid Laurier University
- Operations Management
- Born in Barrie, Ontario
- Speaks English & French
I am a creative person to my core, with extensive experience taking an idea and bringing it to its fullest potential. My professional passions lie within sociology and improving the human experience with the world around us.
The best part about my job? I watch people experience an approach to community healthcare they didn’t think possible. We work to change the customer experience and expectation in healthcare, one client at a time.
I left my 14 year career as a national competitive dancer to study sociology at Wilfrid Laurier University. I have since taken further courses in project management, branding, project management, and leadership.
- Tumor (benign) removal with removal of left neck lymph nodes and hyoid bone
- Partial reconstructed gum line with tooth discovery
- Two Traumatic Brain Injuries
- 9 Other concussions
- Separated AC joint
- Left hip fracture that resulted in extra bone growth on the greater trochanter
- Broken 3&4 right metatarsal
- Broken multiple toes
- Multiple ankle sprains
- Ganglion cyst in right wrist
- Broken left index finger
- Two fractured ribs
- Whiplash
- Lower back pain
Cats or dogs? Both please
What is one thing about you that surprises people? Classically trained pianist; metal head.
Worst fad you’ve ever participated in? Pants that could zip off chunks to become capris or shorts – that were also neon
Do you have any kids? I have three fur babies, Bailey (dog), Tiberius and Atticus (cats)
Last book you read? Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men by Caroline Criado Perez
Most useless talent you have? Trash Can Basketball
Favourite sport to watch vs to play? Dance, and dance.
What will your tombstone say? Well that took longer than expected
In your high school yearbook, you won/would have won…? I was named “Most Likely to Appear on Dance Moms”
What song would play every time you enter a room? Run the World – Beyoncé
"It is sometimes an appropriate response to reality, to go insane."
Phillip K. Dick