Cameron is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Work Wellness Institute leading the organizations’ ongoing growth and research knowledge mobilization efforts. As CEO Cameron’s responsibility is to support the vision for the organization through in-depth strategic planning and sound financial management to leverage business opportunities.

In previous roles Cameron spent 25 years in emergency health services retiring as Operations Superintendent, British Columbia Ambulance Service one of the largest ambulances in North America covering an area of 1 million square kilometers. After his paramedic career he worked in various management and executive roles within healthcare and research organizations where he built a reputation for spearheading organizational change and incubating new business strategies. The hallmark of Cameron’s work is understanding that an organization’s greatest competitive advantage is in its people, and building high performing cultures requires maximizing a team’s potential in order to create success.

Amongst his academic accomplishments, Cameron holds a Masters of Arts Leadership degree from the University of Guelph, an Interdisciplinary Doctoral degree from Creighton University, Post Graduate Certificate in Organizational Behavior from Harvard University and is a member of Alpha Iota Sigma Honor Society recognizing academic achievement in interdisciplinary scholarship. Dr. Stockdale is currently completing a Master of Laws degree at the University of Edinburgh focused on innovation and technology.