On May 5, 2023, The CAM Institute of Design held its inauguration as an announcement to the Saint John community of its vision to be the leading innovation hub in the region. The highlight of the event was a ribbon-cutting by Hon. Glen Savoie, Minister responsible for La Francophonie who representated Minister Arlene Dunn, Minister of Immigration and Opportunities NB, at the event.
Winston Mendez and Kamran Mohammed, as the founders of CAM Institute of Design and individuals with Asian Heritage, bring a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the design industry, stemming from their diverse backgrounds. Their journey from their roots to Atlantic Canada aimed to share their expertise and knowledge with a new audience. Recognizing the region’s potential, they established a platform that bridges the gap between industry standards and local talent.
As CAM Institute of Design gains recognition, its impact on Atlantic Canada’s design community continues to grow. Graduates of CAM Institute of Design have made remarkable contributions to the design industry, solidifying their positions as influential leaders and innovators. Their impact extends not only within Atlantic Canada but also on an international scale. The institute’s alumni network is a testament to its success and commitment to nurturing talent.
The significance of this Inauguration happening in May is not lost as this is the month in which Newcomers of Asian descent commemorate their heritage. Asian Heritage Month presents a significant opportunity to highlight organizations that enrich Canada’s cultural landscape. CAM Institute of Design exemplifies this, as a prominent institution dedicated to shaping the design community. With an unwavering commitment to excellence and a core mission of empowering newcomers and the local community, CAM Institute of Design is leading a groundbreaking revolution in design education throughout Atlantic Canada.
In conclusion, CAM Institute of Design exemplifies the positive influence of Asian Canadians on Canada’s cultural landscape. Winston Mendez and Kamran Mohammed’s dedication to providing world-class education has empowered newcomers and elevated the design community in Atlantic Canada. As Asian Heritage Month commemorates their remarkable achievements, it serves as a vibrant celebration of the profound richness and diversity that Asian cultures contribute to our nation’s fabric.
About CAM Institute of Design
CAM Institute of Design, the leading design school in Atlantic Canada, offers world-class education in various design disciplines like graphic design, industrial and product design, and animation. From its humble beginnings, the institute has made significant strides, establishing itself as an innovation hub in the region. CAM Institute of Design’s programs are carefully crafted to meet industry demands and trends, equipping students with the latest tools and techniques. Moreover, the institute fosters a supportive and collaborative learning environment, encouraging students to unleash their creativity and push boundaries.
Please visit www.thecam.ca for more information about our programmes and the upcoming intake. Our address is 604 Rothesay Avenue.”
