David Camarador has always striven to bridge the inequities in communities he serves in, aiming to create a space for anyone and everyone to succeed. Growing up in Swift Current, he saw firsthand the challenges of visible minorities, 2SLGBTQ+ individuals, and Indigenous people in a rural setting. He recognizes the intersectional lens required to strengthen inclusivity, ensuring a holistic approach to target the root cause of issues and not only the symptoms.
He completed his Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Saskatchewan and is currently a Human Resources Business Partner at the Saskatchewan Health Authority. He has been heavily involved in non-profits and volunteering with organizations like Big Brothers Big Sisters Saskatoon, JDC West, the Canadian Cancer Society, and the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan (MCoS). As a member of the MCoS Board of Directors, David sits on the governance and risk mitigation committees, working on strategic priorities, succession planning, and overall board responsibilities.