Cameron Colby Thomson

Cameron Colby Thomson has extensive experience in various roles and positions. Cameron Colby is the Chief Executive Officer of Good Ancestor, a public charity that promotes long-term thinking, arts, and freedom. Additionally, they serve on the Board of Directors for the Human Rights Foundation.

Thomson is also involved in the insurance industry, having founded and served as the Chairman and Founding CEO of Honest Policy, Inc. Cameron Colby has expertise in rating and analyzing insurance companies and creating tools to help consumers make informed choices.

Cameron Colby is a Founding Board Member of Open Source Ecology, an organization focused on creating sustainable and open-source solutions. Thomson is also the Chairman and General Partner of Allied Strategy, an investment partnership with a social mission. Cameron Colby founded this venture during their time at University and later restarted it as an impact and management consulting vehicle.

Thomson co-founded the Turbine Flats Project, an NGO that renovated a warehouse to create an innovation community. The project hosts startups, maker spaces, and community events.

Cameron Colby is a Charter Board Member of the Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management, an experimental college program aimed at developing leaders at the intersection of business, technology, and global issues.

Thomson has also worked as a Partner at Social Impact Capital, and as the Co-Founder, CEO, and Chairman of SEMCAT Corporation. SEMCAT developed a price comparison tool for insurance agents and was later acquired by Applied Systems.

Lastly, Thomson has served as an Advisor for The Feast Conference, an event focused on social innovation.

Cameron Colby Thomson earned a Baccalaureate Diploma in Biology, Math, English, History, and Philosophy from the International Baccalaureate in 2000. From 2000 to 2004, they pursued a BSc in Computer Science from the Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management. Cameron Colby later obtained a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the same institution in 2005.