Chloe Smith was born on May 17, 1982 in England. She spent her early years in Ashford, Kent, England and Stoke Ferry, Norfolk, England. Growing up, she was drawn to politics and had a keen interest in public service.
After completing her secondary education, Smith pursued a degree in English Literature at the University of York. She graduated with honours and soon after, embarked on a career in consulting.
Following her graduation, Smith began working as a consultant for the London-based firm Deloitte. Her time there allowed her to develop valuable skills in finance and economics, which would prove to be beneficial in her future political endeavours.
In 2009, Chloe Smith entered the realm of British politics as the Member of Parliament for the Norwich North constituency, representing the Conservative Party. Her dedication to her constituents and her tenacity quickly garnered attention, leading to her appointment as Economic Secretary to the Treasury and later as Parliamentary Secretary for the Cabinet Office.
Known for her socially liberal views, Chloe Smith publicly supported the issue of same-sex marriage. Her advocacy for equality and inclusivity demonstrated her commitment to progressive values within the Conservative Party.
Outside of her political career, Smith values her time with her family. She has fond memories of her upbringing in various parts of England, and has made a home in both York and London. Despite her demanding schedule, she always prioritizes spending quality time with her loved ones.
In 2012, Chloe Smith's colleague, Sajid Javid, succeeded her as the United Kingdom Economic Secretary to the Treasury. However, Smith's impact on British politics continues to resonate, as she remains dedicated to serving her constituents and advocating for positive change.