Chloé Freslon is a social entrepreneur with a mission: to transform the workplace into an inclusive environment. She has been working toward this goal since 2016 through the company she founded, URelles, a consulting firm specializing in equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Chloé is regularly invited to participate in panels and conferences on the subject.
She was a technology columnist for Moteur de Recherche on ICI Première Radio-Canada and for Québec Science and CURIUM magazines for nearly five years. She now writes for HEC's magazine, Revue Gestion, where she helps Quebec SMEs better understand diversity and inclusion.
She was nominated two years in a row for the Startup Community Awards in the “Diversity Champion” category and won the award in 2021.
She was also nominated for the RBC Women of Influence Awards in 2020 and 2021.
She is one of six experts who participated in the first-ever report on psychological and sexual harassment in IT in Quebec, produced by TECHNOcompétences.
She also served as an expert advisor in the creation of the pro-diversity movement #ensembleinc.
Chloé holds a certificate in diversity and inclusion from Cornell University.
She is a SIAC-certified professional by the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion (CCDI).
She is also a certified trainer by the Commission des partenaires du marché du travail (CPMT).
