Samuel Forrest

Samuel Forrest is a dedicated professional with a strong academic background in Politics and Policy, along with Film Production and Media Studies.

He holds a Master's Degree from a joint graduate program at Ryerson University and York University, specializing in Communication and Culture. Additionally, he completed his Bachelor of Arts Honours (BAH) in Film Production and Media Studies at Queen's University.

Throughout his career, Samuel has held several key roles in prestigious organizations. He currently serves as the Communications Director at the House of Commons of Canada, demonstrating his expertise in communication strategies and government affairs.

Prior to his current position, he served as the Interim Constituency Affairs Manager at the House of Commons of Canada, gaining valuable experience in managing constituency-related matters.

His professional journey includes roles such as Project and Communications Assistant at Ontario Creates, where he honed his project management and communication skills, and Constituency Assistant at the House of Commons of Canada, where he developed a profound understanding of parliamentary procedures.

Samuel Forrest's academic qualifications and extensive work experience also include positions such as Graduate Assistant at the Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies and Graduate Research Assistant in Communications and Culture at York University, showcasing his research and academic prowess.

Furthermore, he has interned at KaurCommunications, where he had the opportunity to enhance his practical communication skills in a professional setting.

Overall, Samuel's versatile background in communications, government affairs, project management, and Canadian studies makes him a well-rounded professional with a deep understanding of various domains.