Zoe LeBeau - CEO, BeauxSimone Consulting
Zoe LeBeau
Zoe LeBeau is the CEO of BeauxSimone Consulting, a women-owned, small business that specializes in assisting communities develop and manage high-quality supportive housing.
Zoe brings over 25 years of hands-on and direct experience in all aspects of housing, service development and implementation. In her 25-year career, Zoe has worked on over 2,000 units of housing that range from transitional, permanent supportive, multi-family affordable and homeownership. Zoe has developed multiple programs including the Women In Construction Training Project, which trains low-income women and men of color to build homeless housing and helps them get jobs in the construction field. Zoe plays a national role in public policy work to secure more funding for supportive housing. She was recently a leading force behind a pilot project to bring new operating and services dollars to Indian Country to help house homeless veterans (HUD Tribal VASH). Zoe is also a nationally recognized trainer and expert on supportive housing in tribal communities and is regularly asked to speak at national conferences and events. Recently, Zoe was the keynote speaker at the National American Indian Housing Council’s annual legal symposium as well as at the Colorado National Association of Housing Authorities.
For the past 5 years, Zoe has been leading the effort in 3 states: Colorado, Utah and New Mexico to build a pipeline of supportive housing across the states, using a community based approach. To date, 1900 units have been produced, with another 800 in production. Zoe often plays the role of project manager or owner’s representative and has worked directly for and with non-profits, state governments, faith based organizations and Native American Tribes.
Zoe’s work philosophy is that the client is the most important part of any supportive housing community. She is direct and honest with clients about the most effective way to get things done. Bio from BeauxSimone Consulting
