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=='''Allison Somenzi, Business Manager and Human Resources Administrator, Chief Professional Conduct and Culture, National Defence'''==
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=='''Chantale Beaupré, Project Manager, Public Services and Procurement Canada'''==
<big>“If you don’t feel like you belong in this world, it’s because you were born to create a new one.” – Inspiring words from LLMC participant Allison Somenzi, a proud Swiss Canadian woman with the resilience required to overcome her own life’s challenges and to support those trying to overcome theirs.</big>
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<big>Born deaf in one ear and with hearing loss in the other, Chantale Beaupré is no stranger to adversity, working harder to achieve the same goals as her peers without the resources needed to address her aural disability. Overcoming this barrier during a time where assisted technology was not an option created a different mindset: “I have spent my entire career working—without ever asking for help or support. Despite this, I have successfully worked as a Customer Service Manager in both the private and public sectors.</big>
  
<big>Allison registered for LLMC to become a more effective leader and decision-maker when navigating complex, multifaceted issues: “I joined LLMC because I believe in the power of mentorship and the importance of fostering meaningful connections that drive growth.”</big>
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<big>Chantale is grateful for the opportunity to be a part of LLMC 2024: “I share my story to inspire everyone to embrace their differences and use them to create real change. I truly believe that by showing our uniqueness, we can gradually shift the culture toward greater inclusion.”</big>
 
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<big>LLMC provided Allison with a unique opportunity for personal and professional growth while contributing to a broader mission of empowerment and change. She added that her role “within this program is not only about my own growth but also about contributing to a collective mission of lifting others.”</big>
 
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Chantale Beaupré, Project Manager, Public Services and Procurement Canada

Born deaf in one ear and with hearing loss in the other, Chantale Beaupré is no stranger to adversity, working harder to achieve the same goals as her peers without the resources needed to address her aural disability. Overcoming this barrier during a time where assisted technology was not an option created a different mindset: “I have spent my entire career working—without ever asking for help or support. Despite this, I have successfully worked as a Customer Service Manager in both the private and public sectors.”

Chantale is grateful for the opportunity to be a part of LLMC 2024: “I share my story to inspire everyone to embrace their differences and use them to create real change. I truly believe that by showing our uniqueness, we can gradually shift the culture toward greater inclusion.”