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Tempe mom and entrepreneur seeks to bring other moms out of isolation and burnout

Chelsie Bruggeman is not out to mom shame. In fact, she strives for the opposite.

The Tempe mother of two and founder and CEO of MOMentum, is one many working moms who knows the struggle of everyday surprises.

Originally from California, Bruggeman came to Tempe in 2006 to attend Arizona State University where she earned a degree in communications. A decade later, she has two boys, a husband, Nick, and a home in Tempe.

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