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- Robert James Campbell, CNZM (born 1951) is a New Zealand socialist, economist, trade unionist, businessman and public servant.
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Mayor Rob Campbell is a connector and influencer across multiple sectors such as IT, Health, Hospitality, Government, Education, and economic development departments here in New Brunswick to bring as well as to maintain thousands of jobs to the province.
Robert James Campbell, CNZM (born 1951) is a New Zealand socialist, economist, trade unionist, businessman and public servant. He has chaired several organisations and institutions including Resistance Bookshop, the Distribution Worker's Federation, Federation of Labour, Guinness Peat Group (GPG), SkyCity, Summerset Holdings, Tourism Holdings ...
A nationally respected leader, Rob Campbell is the Mayor of Salisbury, one of New Brunswick's fastest growing communities. He has sat on both Federal Government and Provincial Board of Directors and has also served as President for the Customer Care Association for the Province of New Brunswick.
Mar 13, 2021 · From picket line anarchist in the 1970s to chair of SkyCity today, Rob Campbell is a rare breed. Michael Andrew asked the man once included on Robert Muldoon’s list of ‘dangerous communists...
Aug 2, 2022 · Having taken on a director role at First Hydrogen in January this year, Mr. Campbell now joins the Company as Energy CEO. He will be responsible for developing green hydrogen production sites and fuel distribution systems, critical elements within First Hydrogen’s total hydrogen mobility solution.
Rob is a Partner and the National Director of Indigenous Services for MNP. Through a career spanning 30 years Rob has held senior posts within Government, Corporate and Aboriginal sectors. More recently Mr. Campbell has been recognized by the Globe and Mail’s Report on Business as one of the “Top 50 Executives in Canada 2020” award winners.
Indigeno Team. Rob Campbell | Strategic Advisor. Through a career spanning 30 years Rob has held senior posts within Government, Corporate and Aboriginal sectors. Mr. Campbell has been recognized by the Globe and Mail’s Report on Business as one of the “Top 50 Executives in Canada” award winners.
