Cynthia Carlone

Legal Officer at United Nations, Human Rights and Economic Law Division, Global Affairs Canada

Summary

Cynthia Carlone is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in the legal field.
She holds a Maîtrise en droit international in International Private Law from Université Cergi-Pontoise, a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) with a focus on International Trade from Université Laval, and has studied Applied Sciences at College André-Grasset and Law at École du Barreau du Québec.
Cynthia has showcased her expertise in various roles, including as a Legal Officer at the United Nations within the Human Rights and Economic Law Division under Global Affairs Canada.
Her past experiences include serving as the Vice Consul and Trade Commissioner at the Canadian Consulate General in Hong Kong, where she demonstrated her diplomatic and trade-related skills.
Cynthia has also contributed her talents as the Officer on Language Training for Mandarin at DFATD - MAECD and as a Legal Counsel in the Economic Law Section focusing on Economic Sanctions within the same department.
Furthermore, she has served as a Trade Commissioner in the Sub-Saharan Africa Division dealing with commercial relations at DFATD - MAECD.
Her legal acumen is further evidenced by her tenure as a Lawyer at Schneider and Gaggino and as an Intern at the Council of the Federation, where she honed her skills in legal practice.
Cynthia Carlone's rich and varied background illustrates her commitment to law, international relations, and trade, making her a valuable asset in the legal and diplomatic spheres.