4 January 2024
GUS Canada CEO engaged in insightful meeting
On Thursday 4 January, Cyndi McLeod, CEO of GUS Canada, had a significant meeting with John Rustad, Leader of Conservative Party of British Columbia. During this engagement, Cyndi McLeod presented an overview of GUS Canada’s vision, initiatives and its role in the higher education landscape. A key part of the discussion centred around immigration and the pivotal role of international students in Canada.
John Rustad, known for his extensive political background and expertise in areas impacting education and immigration, shared valuable insights. With a career that spans various roles, including his work in the British Columbia Legislative Assembly and significant contributions to the province’s development, John Rustad’s perspectives were particularly enlightening for GUS Canada’s ongoing and future initiatives.
As a future election looms in the next year, the meeting was a timely opportunity to gain insight into the Progressive Conservative Leadership Platform. It focused on understanding the potential impact on British Columbia’s economy and the Progressive Conservative party’s views on private education and immigration moving forward.
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