Daniel Soha
Born in Aix-en-Provence (France) to Hungarian-speaking parents, Daniel Soha lived and studied in France until his mid-20s. He is the holder of a Master’s degree in Anglo-American studies and a Masters of Education from the University of Aix-Marseille. As part of his studies, he spent a year in the North of England, where he developed a love of English culture and dialects.
After graduating with a double Master’s degree, what he calls “a series of fortunate events” caused him to embark on an international career as a diplomat, a director of cultural organizations and a translator, and he worked successively for the Alliance Française, the French government, the Toronto French School, the French Library and Cultural Center (Boston), the United Nations, and Morningstar – a leading financial research company. Over a 20-year span, he lived in New York, Paris, Singapore, Boston and Toronto. He recently moved to London, Ontario, for family reasons. He is both a citizen of France and of Canada.
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