Jon Shell
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Jon Shell is Chair of Social Capital Partners, an independently funded non-profit building a more resilient economy through broad-based ownership and quality employment. Jon is also a co-founder of the Canadian Employee Ownership Coalition and the Save Small Business campaign.
Alia Lachana
Keldon Bester
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Alia Lachana is a strategic partnerships and innovation executive focused on building resilient communities through equitable access to technology and economic opportunity. Alia is committed to developing solutions that decentralize control and strengthen local capacity.
Robin Shaban
Keldon Bester
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Robin Shaban is a co-founder of CAMP, a Partner at 2R Strategy, and a fellow at both the Public Policy Forum and Social Capital Partners. They were named a winner of the Globe and Mail’s Report on Business 2021 Changemakers award and are a former officer of the Competition Bureau.
Andrew Cameron
Keldon Bester
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Andrew Cameron is a co-founder of CAMP, founder of the Center for Small Town Success, and host of the podcast Monopolies Killed My Hometown. Andrew is the Vice President of Northumberland Properties, a business he founded with his father in 2010.
Rachel Wasserman
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Rachel is a corporate and commercial lawyer, with experience at two of Canada’s most prestigious law firms. Rachel began her career in marketing for global consumer goods companies and has spent time working in investment banking. Rachel is an advocate for small and medium-sized businesses and creating a more sustainable and robust economy that works for all.
Sebastian Tansil
Keldon Bester
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Sebastian is an economist, journalist, and housing advocate with the Kensington Market Community Land Trust. He began his career in the public service before moving to economic consulting, where he worked in the Brattle Group’s competition and antitrust practice. Sebastian views research as community organizing and is committed to advancing systemic change through stronger local engagement.