A 1984 graduate of Cambrian's Business Administration program, Martin holds a degree in political science from Laurentian University, a LL.B. from the University of Toronto, and is presently a candidate for a Masters of Law degree in Constitutional Law from Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto. An Associate with the law firm of Weaver, Simmons LLP, Martin also teaches aboriginal law at Laurentian University on a part-time basis.

Martin has been a member of the Cambrian Board since 1999 and currently serves as Vice-Chair of the Board and Chair of the Board's Anishinaabe Affairs Committee. As well as the Premier’s Award, Martin is the 1999 recipient of the Cambrian College Alumni. Martin is known for his strong commitment to the development of First Nations communities and for his advancement of Aboriginal education.

An advocate of continuing learning and of recognition of academic excellence within the student population of the UCCM First Nation communities, Martin was instrumental in the establishment of a UCCM Anishnaabe Studies Bursary at Cambrian College. Martin's strong commitment to his community is evidenced by his involvement with many community organizations.

"I consider myself fortunate to have had valuable educational experiences at Cambrian and other institutions," says Martin. "Today, I am able to put to good use these experiences in my role as Cambrian Board member, lawyer, and in my various community activities."