The Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project is a think tank dedicated to addressing the issues caused by monopoly power in Canada. CAMP produces research and advocates for policy to make Canada’s economy more fair, free, and democratic.
Who We Are
Team
Keldon Bester
Executive Director, CAMP
Curtis McCord
Policy Analyst, CAMP
Fellows
Piers Eaton
PhD candidate in political studies
Kareem Kudus
Director, Generation Squeeze
Emily Osborne
Policy Research Associate, Canadian SHIELD Institute
Andrew Paulley
PhD student in economics
Sebastian Tansil
Housing Advocate, Kensington Market Community Land Trust
Rachel Wasserman
Corporate & commercial lawyer
Board of Directors
Andrew Cameron
Co-founder, CAMP; Vice President, Northumberland Properties
Alia Lachana
Strategic partnerships and innovation executive
Robin Shaban
Co-founder, CAMP; Partner, 2R Strategy
Jon Shell
Chair, Social Capital Partners
Sarah Stuewe
Associate Director – Philanthropy and Investor Relations, Windmill Microlending
Advisory Board
Vass Bednar
Executive Director, McMaster University – MPP in Digital Society
Barry C. Lynn
Executive director, Open Markets Institute
Michelle Meagher
Competition lawyer
Tim Wu
Julius Silver Professor of Law, Science and Technology – Columbia Law School
Our Supporters
As a non-profit think tank, CAMP relies on donations, grants, and gifts from individuals and organizations aligned with our vision to support our work. CAMP’s work will always be driven by the fight against monopoly and for a more fair, free, and democratic economy, and any funding received will only go to further that vision.
CAMP will make public all supporters who contribute $5,000 or more per year. Any funding directed towards specific reports, research, or events will be made explicit, allowing the audience to make their own judgements on its impact on our work. We will accept anonymous donations for general support only if it is clear that safeguards are in place to ensure the use of that donation is fully within CAMP’s independent control. CAMP is deeply grateful for the pro bono support provided by many behind the scenes, including the talented volunteers who make our work possible.
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