Ferenc Domotor sentenced to nine years in prison in Canada’s largest-ever human trafficking ring
Reported coverage of the sentencing in the landmark Canadian human-trafficking case.
Toronto, Canada
Business Executive, Journalist, Writer, President and Co-Founder of SETO Financial Inc.
Business leadership, journalism and writing across economics, cities, culture and public life.
About
Samina Esha is a Toronto-based business executive, journalist and writer with a professional background spanning financial-services leadership, reporting, publishing and communications.
Since 2018, she has served as President and Co-Founder of SETO Financial Inc. Her earlier work includes freelance journalism for National Post and Gleaner Press, editorial and publishing work with Black Moss Press, and communications leadership.
Her work brings together a practical business perspective and a journalist’s interest in how larger economic, civic and cultural shifts affect everyday life.
Selected writing
Reported coverage of the sentencing in the landmark Canadian human-trafficking case.
Reporting on the public vision and design plans for Ontario Place’s urban park and waterfront trail.
Read articleA feature on Toronto’s Lunar New Year celebration at Harbourfront Centre.
Read articleReporting on TTC security following the Dupont Station shooting.
Read articleReporting on Toronto District School Board budget cuts and their impact on schools.
Read articleCommentary on Canada’s economy and the economic conversation affecting Canadians.
Read on SubstackEarlier published work across lifestyle, technology, pop culture and emerging trends.
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SETO Financial Inc.
Business leadership at a Toronto-based financial-services company, bringing a communications, editorial and creative perspective to the organization.
Company profileFreelance journalism for National Post and Gleaner Press, with editorial and publishing experience at Black Moss Press.
Undergraduate studies in English Literature and Language with a minor in Philosophy at the University of Windsor, followed by postgraduate studies in Journalism at Guelph-Humber.
Past leadership roles with the Ontario Public Interest Research Group included President, Secretary and Co-Director of Communications.
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Writing, professional work and selected updates.