About me

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Sophia Chue a black immigrant from the Caribbean has served as an advocate in the non-profit arena for over 30 years.

A self-described multipotentialite, she is a self-published author, Storyteller, Speaker and Event Host amongst other things. Sophia's passion is to keep our collective community connected while creating legacy. She works diligently to provide positive visibility and encourage others to tap into their authenticity to live up to their full potential.

Ms. Chue is the Office and Business Development Manager for Process Controls & Instrumentation (PCI) LLC, an engineering company in Midtown Detroit. She owns and operates a Professional Consulting firm, L&M LLC that provides event planning, promotion, business strategic planning and development consulting, in addition to other services.

Sophia serves as the Executive Director of the Caribbean Community Service Center, a current Commissioner for the City of Detroit Entertainment Commission (DEC), chair of the Michigan Black Leadership Advisory Council’s (BLAC) African Diaspora Committee, Vice-Chair for the Ruth Ellis Center, and former Co- Chair City of Detroit Immigration Taskforce.

She has received a “Lifetime Achievement Award” from the office of the President of the United States and the Institute of Caribbean Studies for her lifelong commitment to building a stronger nation through volunteer service. An eight-year Veteran of the United States Army Sophia currently resides in Michigan and is the mother of two adult sons.