René Marleau

Background

Marleau, René was born on August 9, 1929 in Hull, Quebec, Canada. Son of Léopold and Régina (Guay) Marleau.

Education

Bachelor in Political Science, U. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1954; Master of Arts in Political Science, U. Quebec, Montreal, Canada, 1981.

Career

Joined, Canada Foreign Svc., 1957; foreign service officer, Canada Government, Ottawa, Paris, Lisbon, Portugal, Brussels, 1957-1969; foreign service officer, Quebec Government, Paris, Athens, Greece, Rome, New York City, Washington, Boston, 1969-1989; assistant director for Europe, Quebec Ministry International Rels., Quebec, 1981-1983; national affairs director, Quebec Ministry International Rels., New York City, since 1995; foreign affairs advisor, Quebec National Assembly, Montreal, 1990-1994; special representative, Quebec Prime Min., Washington, 1995-1996. Secretary general Quebec Immigration Advisory Board, Montreal, 1978-1981.

Achievements

• René Marleau has been listed as a noteworthy Canadian diplomat, foreign affairs advisor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member international relations committee parti Québécois, Montreal, 1990.

Interests

• Avocations: theatre, cinema, music, tennis, traveling.

Connections

Father:

Léopold Marleau

Mother:

Régina (Guay) Marleau