Sonia Sroka is an award-winning bilingual, bicultural communications leader and recognized advocate of diversity and inclusion. Sroka is also Meta’s Global Head of Multicultural Communications.
At Meta (formerly Facebook), Sonia is responsible for the strategy and execution of campaigns to educate and inspire multiethnic and multilingual people about Meta’s products and tools.
Sonia has created a wide range of impactful communications programs at Meta. Most recently, she’s worked closely with cultural institutions and digital creators to bring the vast richness of multicultural communities to life in AR through the ARt of My Roots program, providing worldwide access to key artworks, collections, and spaces despite their physical location.
In 2021, her work spearheading Meta’s COVID-19 Hub was central to the largest worldwide campaign to promote authoritative information about COVID-19 vaccines, directing more than two billion people to information from health authorities, with more than 600 million people clicking through to learn more.
She also supported major initiatives to showcase women and minority-owned small businesses, providing valuable information to these communities about Meta’s various tools available, which provide resources and training for business owners.
Sonia’s determination, passion, and dedication, but most importantly, effectiveness in delivering tangible and measurable results, have led her to be recognized as one of the top communications leaders in the U.S.
© @Sonia SrokaSonia has been honored for her impact on business and the community. She was recently featured in Marie Claire as one of the “Most Powerful Women in Silicon Valley” and in LATINA Style as a Latina breaking barriers in the technology field.
She has been listed on PRWeek’s “40 Under 40” list and was added to Diversity Journal’s “Women Worth Watching” list. Additionally, she was named one of the “Multicultural Leaders of the Tri-State Area” by the Tri-State Diversity Council and a “CSR Professional of the Year” by PR News.
She also received the “Pioneer of Diversity” award from the American Advertising Federation (AAF). Sonia also helped place Meta as one of the top five companies demonstrating great effort to support Diversity and Inclusion in the Latino Community in the Hispanicize Silicon Valley Rankings.
