Sobia Younus
CMO, WRITER, PODCAST HOAST
Sobia Younus is an award-winning writer with a Master’s degree in English Linguistics and Literature and experience in youth empowerment.
FICTION: Her romantic comedy screenplay “The Heart Smiles” won the IFFSA Bright Lights Talent Fund. It is currently on a festival run around the globe and won several awards.
MARKETING: Sobia brings a unique perspective to the world of sales and marketing that will leave you spellbound. She has mastered the art of persuasion through writing marketing content for countless clients, and her experience in B2C and B2B sales in the education industry has made her a success story.
But that’s not all, folks – she has also worked as a global sales enablement leader in the tech industry, where she has helped salespeople achieve their goals and drive growth with marketing and sales strategies that are nothing short of magical.
So, if you want to take your business to the next level, step right up and let this Sobia work her wonders!
PODCAST: 2025 is the year in which Frequency Reset will be aired. In this podcast she will be sharing empowering stories from new Canadians, life hacks and more. So tune in!
BACKGROUND
Master of Arts in English Language and Literature
University of Karachi | Karachi, Sindh, PK | 2013
BA in General History
Geography University of Karachi, Karachi, Sindh, PK | 2001
WORKED FOR
ApplyBoard | Roots International Schools and MIUC | Just4Design | Pen and Web
Frequency Reset is a safe space to calm the inner storm and start listening to oneself again. Listen to inspiring stories from amazing people who rebuild their lives in a new country facing all the hardships that come with it and balancing the culture they come from with the one they start living in now.
Love, Work, Family, Career and of course a bit of fun!
Inner Peace – Inner Peace – Dinner Please!
The Heart Smiles is a story of encountering an old, almost forgotten love, rekindling it and heading out on an impromptu journey against all advice. What is the meaning of love and how does it change over decades?