Dymond lived in a marginalized community but went to school in a privileged area, where she noticed an imbalance in the way education was pushed between both communities. She was interested in advocating for youth in her community and after high school, Dymond attended the University of Windsor. She completed 2 years towards courses and came home and continued to study at Ryerson. In 2012, she completed her diploma in Special Events Planning at George Brown College.

When Dymond was a teenager, she realized her administrative and organizational skills were worth pursuing. She was very active in her church at that time and became a part of their administrative team. This gave her a foundation for her administrative skills as she would manage databases, register attendees for events and even had the opportunity to get creative by making jeopardy presentations for her youth group to make the lessons more enticing.  At University, she realized she had a passion for planning events. During her time at university, she was granted an opportunity to be the leader of a student group that ran educational, athletic and social events for her peers. She uses her transferable skills of communication, organization and client/customer relations in different roles. She has been working as a Medical Secretary at a Paediatric Hospital for the past 10+ years.

Dymond has always been encouraged by her family members to strive for her best. Despite obstacles and disappointments, she always wanted to find a way to live by gratitude. She learned from life that, “Life is a wave of highs and lows that can be less devastating if you learn how to ride the wave”. Her darkest moments brought forth the greatest lessons. So, now she intends to spread her knowledge and experience to advocate for and to better the community.