Grayden Gamble serves as a key member of the Mokwateh team, bringing a wealth of experience in research, analysis, and organizational support to both our clients and internal initiatives.

Grayden’s background in corporate communications at the Department of Justice Canada has equipped him with exceptional skills in written communications, data analysis, and creative problem-solving, all of which he applies to drive successful outcomes for our projects.  

In addition to his professional expertise, Grayden is deeply committed to community service. He has actively volunteered at the Native Women’s Shelter of Montreal, where he contributed to vital support services for Indigenous women. His role as an associate editor of the McGill Undergraduate Law Journal further highlights his dedication to meticulous research and legal scholarship.  
  
Grayden’s passion for the outdoors is reflected in his love for canoeing and camping, particularly in the remote regions of northern Ontario and Quebec. Whether navigating the challenges of a project or the waters of a northern lake, Grayden approaches every endeavor with the same level of dedication and precision.  

Grayden holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, Indigenous Studies, and International Development from McGill University and is currently based in Toronto, Ontario.