About Salimah

Salimah is a dynamic strategist and culture architect with over a decade of experience driving operational excellence and organizational transformation.

With a Master’s in Statistics from the University of Victoria — where she co-authored a published paper on spectral brain analysis — and a Master of Science in Television Production from Boston University, Salimah brings an uncommon blend of analytical rigor and creative thinking to every role she takes on.

Her career has spanned Hollywood talk shows to high-impact operational leadership. After a pivot from entertainment to operations, she discovered her passion for building cultures where people thrive and processes hum. Whether in healthcare, education, finance, tech, or startups, Salimah has helped organizations define their core values, build systems that reflect them, and improve both performance and belonging.

She has led initiatives like transitioning companies to a 4-day workweek, launching diversity education programs, and embedding anti-racist practices into company DNA. Her work lives at the intersection of data and heart: she’s a root-cause thinker, a systems-level builder, and a mentor who nurtures talent while eliminating operational inefficiencies.

Salimah’s superpower is time management — a skill that fuels a joyfully full life. Outside of work, she’s an Olympic-style weightlifter, medal-seeking race runner, podcast producer and listener, movie theater platinum-status holder, pro-Palestine activist, SPCA volunteer, cat botherer, and explorer of amusement parks, arcades, and life itself with her husband Seth and a close-knit circle of friends.