Sabah Cambrelen
Diversity & Inclusion Director
The diversity & inclusion director chairs and advances the work of the Inclusion Advisory Council, and leads specific projects and communications with an aim of ensuring World Lacrosse is a champion of diversity, equality and inclusion across all activities.
Sabah Cambrelen joined the World Lacrosse board of directors in October 2021 as its first diversity & inclusion director. She has more than 20 years of management consulting experience, working with global clients across numerous industries, leading transformational change specifically to help organizations align DEI strategies with business outcomes and culture change. Sabah’s strategic execution focus helps organizations enable pragmatic solutions that go beyond visionary statements and bold directives, to tangible, measurable, results oriented outcomes.
Cambrelen is a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, within their Workforce Transformation practice, where she leads the diversity, equity and inclusion consulting practice focused on helping clients accelerate their DEI journeys, culture, employee experience and large transformational change efforts.
Cambrelen has served as an expert panelist for The Centre for Global Inclusion, helping influence global standards on measuring organizational maturity with D&I efforts. She also serves as an advisory board member for the University of Colorado Denver, as well as a board member for City Year Denver, an organization that strives to improve high school graduation rates in Denver’s most at-risk schools.
Prior to joining PwC, Cambrelen led D&I teams for Point B, where she guided the inception of the company’s D&I efforts from the ground up, implementing transformational culture change. She has also served on the Women’s Energy Network board, helping advance women in the energy sector by creating access to networking, mentoring and career growth opportunities.
Cambrelen earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from Colorado College, and now resides in Denver, Colorado, USA. She has lived in eight countries.
