Soraya Martinez Ferrada
About Soraya Martinez Ferrada
Soraya Martinez Ferrada serves as the Secrétaire parlementaire au Transport for the Gouvernement du Canada since 2021 and has held the position of Secrétaire parlementaire for Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada since 2019. With over a decade of experience in municipal politics and community action in Montreal, she specializes in strategic planning and crisis management.
Work at Gouvernement du Canada
Soraya Martinez Ferrada has been serving as Secrétaire parlementaire au Transport at Gouvernement du Canada since 2021. In addition to this role, she has been a Député fédérale élue for Hochelaga since 2019. Her work involves addressing transportation issues and representing the interests of her constituents in the federal government.
Experience in Municipal Politics
With over a decade of experience in municipal politics, Soraya Martinez Ferrada has developed a strong background in community action, business, and culture in Montreal. Her experience includes leading multidisciplinary teams and managing complex situations, which has equipped her with the skills necessary for effective governance.
Education and Expertise
Soraya Martinez Ferrada studied at Université de Montréal - HEC Montréal, where she completed her studies in Management from 2000 to 2005. She possesses advanced skills in crisis management, media relations, and strategic planning. Her expertise also includes social mobilization and acceptability, which contribute to her effectiveness in public service.
Previous Roles and Contributions
Before her current positions, Soraya Martinez Ferrada worked as Directrice partenariats et philanthropie at TOHU from 2014 to 2015. She also served as Directrice générale at Relations publiques sans frontières (RPSF) for a brief period in 2014. These roles have enhanced her capabilities in partnership development and community engagement.
Network and Community Engagement
Soraya Martinez Ferrada has developed and maintained an extensive network of contacts across the municipal, cultural, business, and community sectors in Montreal. This network supports her work in public and private partnership development and enhances her ability to mobilize resources for community initiatives.