A glimpse into the future of migration
How has the debate around migration changed in the last 10 years and how will it continue to develop over the next decade? What are the new technologies impacting immigrants and refugees?
Ratna Omidvar is an internationally recognized expert on migration, diversity and inclusion. In April 2016, Prime Minister Trudeau appointed Ratna to the Senate of Canada as an independent Senator representing Ontario. She is the founding Executive Director and currently a Distinguished Visiting Professor at the Global Diversity Exchange (GDX), Ted Rogers School of Management, Ryerson University. Ratna is a director at the Environics Institute and the Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council’s Chair Emerita. Ratna is the member of the World Economic Forum's Global Future Council on Migration.
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