Born in Beirut, Lebanon, in 1969, Fayrouz grew up immersed in her homeland's rich cultural tapestry. In 1975, as unrest escalated, she and her family relocated to Kuwait in search of safety. This move marked the beginning of a journey characterized by resilience and an enduring commitment to personal and professional development.
Fayrouz pursued her education in Programming and Data Science, establishing a strong academic foundation. However, when the Gulf War erupted in 1990, she returned to Lebanon, where she shifted her focus to finance and earned her accounting certification in Beirut. This pivotal moment not only sharpened her skills but also deepened her understanding of the financial landscape—a knowledge base that would later empower and support many others.
In 1995, Fayrouz immigrated to Canada, embracing a new chapter filled with both challenges and opportunities. She and her spouse launched an accounting firm, marking the beginning of her professional journey in Canada. Drawing on her experiences as a newcomer, Fayrouz recognized the struggles immigrants often face while navigating an unfamiliar society. Driven by a passion for helping others, she dedicated herself to supporting newcomers, educating them on financial and immigration laws, and equipping individuals and families to build secure, fulfilling lives in their new country.
For over 25 years, Fayrouz has remained a tireless advocate for her community, with social responsibility guiding her every step. Her unwavering commitment to creating inclusive spaces and offering meaningful support has touched countless lives. In 2023, she expanded her philanthropic endeavors by joining the Sadr Foundation Canada, a non-profit organization dedicated to humanitarian work for orphans and women. Fayrouz plays a vital role in event planning and logistics, ensuring the foundation's initiatives reach those most in need. She also actively collects material and financial donations to aid those affected by the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Lebanon, demonstrating her unbreakable bond with her homeland.
Throughout her journey, Fayrouz has embodied compassion, resilience, and a relentless drive to uplift her community, believing that everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive.
NCCAR is Celebrating November - Lebanese Heritage Month under the patronage of the Embassy of Lebanon, Ottawa.
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