Erin Campbell, ICD.D

President, ArcStone Canada

With more than 23 years of experience in capital markets and investment banking, Erin advises companies, investors, and institutions on strategic financing and growth initiatives from a deeply entrepreneurial mindset. She has led complex transactions involving multiple stakeholders across private equity, venture capital, and public markets, spanning sectors such as energy, mining, industrial technology, and telecommunications. Erin brings extensive experience in corporate governance, board leadership, and structuring transactions for both private and public companies. She is recognized for her ability to connect capital with opportunity, and for the deep network of financial and business relationships she has built throughout her career. Over her career, she has led or participated in more than $1 billion of capital formation.

Prior to joining Arcstone in 2026, Erin founded and led Moneta Securities, a boutique investment bank based in western Canada. She built a team of experienced bankers that supported public and private companies on capital formation and M&A. Erin brought more than a decade in the mining industry to banking having founded and served as the CEO of Global Cobalt Corp after time with a very successful mining group in Vancouver, BC.

Active in Canadian politics since the late 1980s, Erin has managed and advised campaigns at all three levels of government, as well as in several party leadership races. She has also served on the staff of federal and provincial Cabinet Ministers and Leaders including the Leader of the Opposition (BC) and the Ministers of National Defense and Indian and Northern Affairs (Canada). Erin has developed a deep network of contacts in government as a result of her years working in politics and brings this knowledge and experience to the table when supporting her clients.

Erin serves as a committed Board member for Canada Powered by Women, an organization that utilizes public policy work to advocate governments for sound, common sense energy policy in Canada.