Fabrice Ntompa Ilunga is a graduate of the School of Applied Politics oh the University of Sherbrooke with a background in international relations, has a certificate in industrial relations from the University of Montreal, training in real estate management from Saint-Laurent College and a certificate in good governance issued by the College of Corporate Directors of Université Laval.

He specializes in human and organizational relations; project coordination and; connecting companies and institutions to help them achieve their goals while promoting social innovation and the economic development of society.

Dynamic, determined and diplomatic, he is the founding president oh the chamber of commerce of Congo-Kinshasa in Quebec, organizer of Canadian Week in the DRC, and runs his consulting and business facilitation firm form individuals, companies, institutions and governments who are interested in Canada and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

In the recent past, he was a candidate for Mayor of Montreal; vice-president of the Congolese community of Montreal; Political advisor and vice-president of an association of the Liberal Party of Quebec; and provincial vice-president for the organization within the cultural communities committee of the New Democratic Party.