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Deborah Cameron
Enabling organizations, leaders and their teams to reach their potential
Deborah Cameron is a seasoned Executive and Leader with a strong track record of enhancing organizational performance and guiding individuals towards success.
With expertise in Executive Coaching, Professional Development, Strategic Planning, Performance Consulting, Learning & Development, and Change Management, Deborah has successfully partnered with various organizations to drive impactful results.
Her background as a former CLO and CHRO lends her the thought leadership needed to tackle complex people challenges and lead strategic planning initiatives resulting in actionable plans for organizations.
Deborah brings a wealth of experience in facilitation, team building, and people thought leadership, along with providing Assessment Based Talent Management Solutions to enhance organizational capabilities.
She holds a Diploma in Addiction Careworker and a B.A. in Economics and Business from McMaster University and the University of Guelph respectively, showcasing her commitment to continuous learning and personal development.
Throughout her career, she has held key roles at renowned organizations like BetterUp, hrQ, The Balanced WorkLife Company, Smart Insights Consulting, RGP, Pacific Dental Services, and Dell, where she made significant contributions to organizational growth and success.
Deborah's vast experience extends to Cameron & Cameron LLC, Incredible 3D, IBM, where she has served in various leadership roles, managing diverse functions including Learning & Development, Marketing, Business Process Management, Strategy and Operations, and Education and Training.
Her consultative approach, combined with her extensive background in leadership and organizational development, makes her a sought-after expert for driving organizational excellence and individual growth.
Highlights
"Good character has absolutely nothing to do with whether our acts and accomplishments are ever recognized or appreciated by others.
Rather, good character has everything to do about the way in which we approach and live our lives . . .”
"We need to teach the next generation of children from day one that they are responsible for their lives. Mankind's greatest gift, also its greatest curse, is that we have free choice. We can make our choices built from love or from fear."
- Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
