As a powerful and influential figure in Canadian politics, Chrystia Freeland has made her mark as a leader who is not afraid to challenge the status quo. After making a successful career as a journalist and author, Freeland entered the political world in 2013 as a member of Parliament. Her passion for social justice and commitment to championing the rights of the middle class quickly gained her recognition and earned her a position as Canada’s Minister of International Trade.
Freeland’s time as Trade Minister was marked by significant achievements, including the landmark Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between Canada and the European Union. Her skills as a negotiator and strategic thinker were instrumental in securing this historic trade deal, which has opened up countless opportunities for Canadian businesses and strengthened our economic ties with Europe. In addition to her success in trade, Freeland has also been a fierce advocate for diversity and inclusivity, working towards gender equality and empowering women in business and politics. Her leadership and bold approach have positioned her as an inspiring role model for the next generation of leaders.