Chelsea Dionne is a graduate of TRU obtaining a major in Sociology and a minor in English. After graduation, she quickly learned her interest in Indigenous Economics while working for Tulo Centre of Indigenous Economics and completed the First Nations Tax Administration in 2022 with distinction. Currently, she is working towards completing the First Nations Applied Economics Program. Chelsea demonstrates a willingness to learn and grow - she gains satisfaction at work when challenged and have the opportunity to learn and develop and meet the organizations goals and customer expectations. Some activities enjoyed are gardening, walking, hiking, visiting with friends and family, and being an active member of the BC Native Women's Association. Chelsea is a proud band member of Haisla Nation. Haisla Nation is located in Kitamaat Village, BC, with approximately 1700 members. Chelsea is very interested in her Indigenous culture and works hard to attain knowledge and strength. She is proud to have previously been the Youth Representative for the BC Native Women’s Association. Chelsea's long term goals are to work with Indigenous communities, students, and partners to enhance and inspire our people.