About Michelle

I’ve never been very good at doing life the “normal” way, and honestly, I don’t think I was meant to.

I’m an entrepreneur, community builder, event strategist, and connector who believes some of the best things in life happen when you bring the right people into the same room.

I’m the Founder of The Christian Singles Hub and The Christian Social Hub, two businesses built around something I’ve always believed deeply in: people need people. Through events, retreats, travel, coaching, matchmaking, workshops, and community experiences, I create spaces where people can build meaningful relationships, grow in their faith, try something new, and feel like they belong.

My Journey

My journey started in a small town in Northern British Columbia and has taken me across Canada and the United States, from Vancouver and Toronto to Nashville and now Charleston, South Carolina. Along the way, I’ve worked abroad on a cruise ship, competed in pageants, worked in modeling and acting, led events, built businesses, traveled extensively, and learned from mentors who challenged me to think bigger.

While my experiences may look like a collection of different chapters, they’ve all shaped the way I work today. I’m naturally creative, entrepreneurial, curious, and a little unconventional. I love taking an idea that exists in someone’s head and figuring out how to turn it into something real: whether that’s a business, event, community, trip, partnership, or experience people remember.

What I Care About

I’m passionate about entrepreneurship, community, faith, travel, partnerships, personal growth, and creating opportunities for people to connect. I’m also building beyond my businesses through real estate and rental property investing, with a focus on creating long-term assets and financial freedom.

Giving back has always been part of my story. I’ve volunteered with Ronald McDonald House BC, Variety, and Lowcountry Orphan Relief, and I believe success is most meaningful when it creates an opportunity to contribute beyond yourself.

Today, I’m less interested in building a career that simply looks impressive on paper and much more interested in building a life, businesses, and communities that actually matter.

I’m still learning. Still building. Still traveling. Still asking questions. And, much to the amusement of the people who know me best, I’m probably still going to change direction a few more times.

That’s part of the fun.

Let’s Connect

If you’re building something meaningful, creating something new, looking for a collaboration, or simply believe good things happen when the right people come together, I’d love to connect.