Zuzana Cepla was previously a Manager with Labor Mobility Partnerships. Cepla has nearly a decade of experience conducting policy-relevant analysis and advocacy on various mobility-related topics, including international migration pathways for low-skilled workers, ethical recruitment and government approaches towards immigration. She has extensive experience coordinating and participating in national and international coalitions focusing on establishing and improving migration policies and practices. Zuzana built LaMP’s partnerships with key industry associations in critical sectors such as healthcare and elderly care including the Global Ageing Network, its US affiliate Leading Age, and CGFNS. She worked with the Canadian federal government to promote streamlined visa pathways for essential workers, with follow-on efforts initiated in British Columbia and Nova Scotia, and had worked with North Dakota’s new Office of Legal Immigration to establish a strategy and partnerships to recruit and retain more foreign workers to the state.
