Chelsie Hill

Chelsie Hill is a professional dancer, community leader, content creator, wife, mother, and serial entrepreneur. After a drunk driving accident at age 17 left her paralyzed from the waist down, Chelsie founded Rollettes, a Los Angeles-based business and wheelchair dance team dedicated to education, disability representation, and female empowerment. She also established the Rollettes Foundation, a non-profit organization that hosts the Rollettes Experience, the world’s largest women’s empowerment weekend for women and children with disabilities, as well as the Boundless Talent Showcase, an inclusive competition for all abilities. Determined to prove that “dance is dance, whether you’re walking or rolling,” Chelsie moved to LA in 2014 to train with top studios, adapt choreography for her wheelchair, and use social media to showcase her team’s talents, breaking barriers and building a powerful community. Her work has led to national TV appearances on “Little Big Shots” and “Push Girls,” and collaborations with brands like Aerie, Target, Wells Fargo, Tommy Hilfiger, Athleta, Reebok, TikTok, and Facebook. Today, Chelsie and her team have built the largest network of women with disabilities across the U.S. and globally, inspiring others to redefine what’s possible.