Meet Our Team: Board Member, Tracy Vega

Tracy Vega

Tracy Vega, mom,  wife, visionary, community leader and entrepreneur is the co-founder of Simple Self Defense for Women® an award winning company that promotes the personal safety of women and children with a focus on how to to prevent, avoid and ESCAPE an attack, threat or abduction.  Channel 4 WESH News calls her a guru of women’s self defense.

Simple Self Defense for Women® has been featured on The Marie Show on Hallmark, Lifetime television’s The Balancing Act, The Chelsea Krost Show, The John Tesh Radio Show, The Huffington Post, news affiliates for CBS, NBC and FOX, The Daily Buzz, GalTime TV, the Daytona News Journal, My Bliss Magazine, Power Women Magazine & Radio show, She Knows TV, & numerous others.

Tracy Vega has 20 years experience in marketing and working for fortune 500 companies. She is the winner of the 3rd Annual Power Women Magazine & Radio Show “Woman of the Year” award for 2012 and the June 2012 “Wednesdays’ Woman of the Month” for Every Way Woman Radio Talk Show. Tracy designed the Simple Self Defense for Women® PBS TV show ultra-modern TV studio and created the trademarked company logo. Tracy is an experienced martial artist who is also the business manager who is responsible for market development, contract acquisition and social media. She is a regular blogger for the company, Balancing Act on Lifetime television and a guest blogger for The Ricki Lake Show.

Tracy is the Simple Self Defense for Women® TV shows star, co-host and featured speaker to many colleges, companies, organizations and associations. Tracy’s professionalism has awarded her the support of many major corporations who are investing in the personal safety of women as clients and corporate sponsors which include American Signature Furniture, Vince Carter’s Embassy of Hope Foundation, State Farm, Halifax Hospital, Embry Riddle University, Bethune Cookman University, Ashworth Medical, Florida Hospital Memorial Center, Edward Jones Investments, Bright House Networks, University of Central Florida, Phillips 66, The Daytona Beach Police Department and numerous others.