Caroline Monsour
Public Relations & Advertising Professional
ABOUT ME
“Life’s limitations aren’t permanent—there’s always time to learn, grow, and dream bigger.”
I’m someone who always believed that connection is everything. Whether it’s through storytelling, thoughtful conversations, or making a stranger feel like a friend, I thrive on creating spaces where people feel seen and included.
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Growing up in Pennsylvania, I learned the value of compassion, gratitude, and inclusivity from the close-knit community I was surrounded by. I knew all of my neighbors and they became family friends who always looked out for one another. Life wasn’t without its challenges—losing my father at a young age and overcoming OCD shaped my belief that even when things feel impossible, growth is always possible.
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Now, moving to Chicago on my own has pushed me to build resilience, adapting to a new city without a built-in support system. I’m channeling all of these lessons into meaningful brand storytelling and creative strategies that inspire connection.
When I’m not diving into brand strategy or crafting compelling stories, you can find me exploring Chicago’s neighborhoods, grounding myself through mindfulness, or sharing stories with friends over a great meal.
Personal Passions
bringing people together
I’ve always believed that no one should feel invisible. Moving to Chicago alone, I quickly realized how easy it was to get lost in the shuffle of a big city. I really craved a space where people could come together without pressure - just good food and good company.
That’s why I started a Supper Club with my coworkers, a group that meets every first Sunday of the month to share a meal, try new restaurants and food scenes throughout Chicago, and simply enjoy each other’s company outside of work.
Some nights, it's just two of us; other times we have as many as ten people at the table. As the months have passed, coworkers started to invite friends from other areas of life and suddenly our small group has a lot of interest.
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