As the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance in Canada, Chrystia Freeland is a highly successful businesswoman. However, her career didn’t begin in politics. Freeland started her career as a journalist, working at top publications such as the Financial Times, The Economist, and The Washington Post. She then moved on to become the managing director and editor of Thomson Reuters Digital. It was during this time that she was named one of the “Most Influential People in the World” by Time magazine.
In 2013, Chrystia Freeland made the transition from journalism to politics and was elected as a member of the Canadian Parliament. With her background in business and economics, she quickly rose through the ranks and became the Minister of International Trade. Her success in this position led her to be appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs in 2017, followed by her current role as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance. Freeland’s extensive knowledge and experience in the business world have been crucial in her political career, earning her respect and admiration from colleagues and citizens alike. Through her leadership and expertise, she continues to make a meaningful impact on both the business and political landscapes of Canada.
