Pathfinding webinar series: What to do with my BSc degree?

Souhila works and researches in criminal law, health law, human rights, advocacy and feminism. In addition to her law degrees, Souhila holds a BSc in psychology and political science from Concordia University. She is working towards a master’s in law at Université Laval under the supervision of Professor Christine Vézina. Her thesis focuses on establishing an interdisciplinary clinic that centres on the right to health in Québec. She was called to the Québec Bar in 2020. 

Before joining the NJI, Souhila was a clerk to the Honourable Justice Sophie Bourque of the Superior Court of Québec (criminal division) and subsequently worked as a research lawyer for the Québec Court of Appeal. She also worked as a legal and policy researcher at the Québec Community Groups Network (QCGN) and as a Course Lecturer at the Faculty of Law at Université Laval. 

She lives in Tiohti:áke (Montreal) with her partner and her mischievous black cat, Luna. 

A proud graduate of Concordia University, Moe majored in biology with a specialization in molecular biology. Moe has always been inspired and driven to impact patients' lives and make a tangible difference. After being raised in Kyoto, Japan, he spent most of his teens in Egypt, which led him to adapt to and understand different perspectives from a young age.

He is a passionate commercial manager with over nine years of experience driving organizations' international footprint and revenue. Moe has led negotiations for multimillion-dollar contracts and exclusivity agreements. He also led and revitalized an underperforming international sales team by securing local partners and distributors for scalable growth. He is inspired by solving complex business questions and solution design, empowering MedTech and pharmaceutical companies to take strategic designs and unlock insights for better patient reach.

Outside work, Moe likes to travel, watch Mo Salah run down the wing, and occasionally play guitar.