Karla Étienne
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Karla Étienne
Summary
Karla Étienne is a human[1]. She worked as a dancer[2], commissioner[3], chief operating officer[4], cultural worker[5], and chief executive officer[6].
Key Facts
- Karla Étienne held citizenship in Canada[7].
- Karla Étienne is identified as part of the Haitian Canadians ethnic group[8].
- Karla Étienne's professions included dancer[2].
- Karla Étienne's professions included commissioner[3].
- Karla Étienne's professions included chief operating officer[4].
- Karla Étienne's professions included cultural worker[5].
- Karla Étienne worked as a chief executive officer[6].
- Karla Étienne worked as an expeditor[9].
- Karla Étienne's field of work was translation[10].
- Among Karla Étienne's employers was Canadian Dance Assembly[11].
- Karla Étienne was educated at HEC Montréal[12].
- Karla Étienne received the prize[13].
- Karla Étienne was a member of Conseil des arts de Montréal[14].
- Karla Étienne was a member of Regroupement québécois de la danse[15].
- Karla Étienne was a member of Q114430078[16].
- Karla Étienne is recorded as female[17].
- Karla Étienne's instance of is recorded as human[18].
- Karla Étienne's genre is contemporary dance[19].
- Karla Étienne's genre is African dance[20].
- Karla Étienne's residence is recorded as Montreal[21].
- Karla Étienne's family name is recorded as Étienne[22].
- Karla Étienne's given name is recorded as Karla[23].
- Karla Étienne's official website is recorded as https://www.quebecdanse.org/etienne-karla[24].
- Karla Étienne's work location is recorded as Montreal[25].
- Karla Étienne studied under Zab Maboungou[26].
Body
Origins and Family
Karla Étienne is identified as part of the Haitian Canadians ethnic group[8].
Education
Karla Étienne's education included a stint at HEC Montréal[12]. Studied under Zab Maboungou[26], a dancer[27], of Canada[28], awarded the Governor General's Performing Arts Award[29], specialised in creation[30] and Oumar N'Diaye[31].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include dancer[2], commissioner[3], chief operating officer[4], cultural worker[5], chief executive officer[6], and expeditor[9]. Karla Étienne's field of work was translation[10]. Among her employers was Canadian Dance Assembly[11].
Recognition
Karla Étienne received the prize[13].
FAQs
What did Karla Étienne do for work?
Karla Étienne worked as dancer[2], commissioner[3], chief operating officer[4], cultural worker[5], and chief executive officer[6].
Where did Karla Étienne go to school?
Karla Étienne was educated at HEC Montréal[12].
What awards did Karla Étienne receive?
Honors received include prize[13].