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Sonia Girón Gallardo has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Sonia is currently the Director of Program Social Impact Communications & Campaigns at the Center for Reproductive Rights. In addition to this role, they have also worked as an Advisor/Consultant/Mentor. Previously, they served as the Vice President of Communications & Digital at PWN Zug & Zurich and as the Vice President of Brand Marketing and Head of Global Marketing at Screening Eagle Technologies. Prior to that, they held positions such as Senior Global Marketing Manager at Oerlikon, Global Marketing Communications Manager at Hexagon Geosystems, and Consultant at an unspecified company. Sonia also worked at INSTITUTO CERVANTES- NEW DELHI for the ARGO Global Programme, funded by the European Commission. Starting their career, they worked in various roles in marketing communications at AERTEC and as an Advertising Specialist at Adramar.

Sonia Girón Gallardo's education history includes various degrees and certifications. In 1999, they received a Bachelor's Degree in Advertising and Public Relations from Universidad de Málaga. In 2002, they obtained an Erasmus Scholarship and completed a Bachelor's Degree in Cinema at Université de Provence. In 2005, they pursued postgraduate studies in Communication & Technology at Universidad de Málaga. Sonia furthered their education by earning a Master's Degree in Communication Management from UCAM Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia in 2008-2009. In 2018, Sonia attended the London Business School for an Executive Programme called High Performance People Skills for Leaders (HPPS). In 2019, they enrolled in ThePower Business School's ThePowerMBA Program, specializing in Business Administration and Management. Additionally, Sonia has obtained a range of certifications from reputable institutions, including Stanford University, University of Toronto, Rice University, University of Pennsylvania, Section4, Erasmus University Rotterdam, University of Geneva, Duke University, UN Women, Acumen Academy, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, IDEO U, United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), UN CC:Learn, Google, Northwestern University, Hootsuite Media Inc., HubSpot, and Northwestern University.