SGI announces new president and CEO

May 29, 2026

Key points from this story:

• Kent Campbell appointed President and CEO
• Starts on October 1, 2026
• Previously led Crown Investments Corporation
• Brings 30 years of public sector experience
• SGI Board Chair praises his leadership
• Minister confident in his role for Saskatchewan

SGI is pleased to announce that Kent Campbell has been appointed President and Chief Executive Officer. Campbell will join SGI on Aug. 1, 2026, and will assume the role of President and CEO on Oct. 1. Campbell currently serves as President and CEO of Crown Investments Corporation (CIC) and has held that role since 2020. In that capacity, he has worked closely with SGI, providing strategic direction, oversight and performance management. He brings deep experience in public sector leadership, including nearly 30 years with the Government of Saskatchewan and close to two decades at the Deputy Minister level.

"We are very pleased to welcome Kent to SGI," said Gary Vidal, SGI Board Chair. "He is a thoughtful and experienced leader who understands both the complexity of our environment and the importance of the work our employees do every day. Kent brings strong leadership in governance and financial stewardship, and we are confident he will build on the strong foundation in place at SGI."

Campbell said he is looking forward to joining the organization and working with its employees. "SGI is a strong organization with a clear vision, a unique business model and a culture that stands out," said Campbell. "What has always impressed me most is the commitment of employees and the way teams across the organization support customers and communities. I'm honoured to have the opportunity to be part of the next chapter."

During his time at CIC, Campbell has worked closely with SGI and has helped guide the organization through a period of change and has a strong understanding of SGI's mandate, including the importance of the Auto Fund to Saskatchewan people.

"Kent brings strong leadership and a solid understanding of the role SGI plays for Saskatchewan people," said Jeremy Harrison, Minister Responsible for SGI. "I am confident he will build on SGI's strengths and ensure the organization continues to deliver for customers and communities across the province."

Campbell’s appointment reflects SGI’s continued focus on strong leadership and delivering for the people of Saskatchewan.