Blair Cameron is a New Zealand National Party politician who stood as a candidate for the Nelson electorate [28][25].
Cameron was educated at Mount Hutt College [19], which is located in Methven according to one source [20]. He subsequently attended the United World College in Hong Kong [22], a placement that one source attributes to a scholarship award [27]. He went on to study at Brown University [18], and one source also lists Stanford University among his educational institutions [21].
In his professional career, Cameron has worked as a consultant for the World Bank [9], the International Monetary Fund [8], and the Asian Development Bank [7]. One source describes this work as international development consulting beginning from 2017 [10]. He has also been identified as a Senior Research Specialist at Innovations for Successful Societies [4] and, according to a single secondary source, as a senior research specialist at Princeton University [14]. He served as a teacher at the Leadership Academy for Development at Stanford University [15], with one source placing him as teaching faculty at that centre from 18 February 2023 [17].
Cameron stood as the National Party candidate for the Nelson electorate in 2023 [6][28].