Adams Cameron & Co. Realtors

Specialties

Adams, Cameron & Co. has been serving Volusia County and the Greater Daytona Beach Area for real estate services since 1963. The leading real estate brokerage in the area with more sales than any other company, Adams, Cameron & Co. can help you to find or to sell homes, condos, land, or businesses. A member of the Leading Real Estate Companies of the World we can also assist with transactions globally. Contact us any time to arrange for an agent to assist you.

History

Established in 1963.

Helen Adams formed Helen Adams Realty, a general real estate office in 1963. Under her direction and keen foresight, the company quickly became recognized as the area’s leading condominium marketing firm. Robert L. Adams became a partner and sales manager of the firm in 1974. Within four short years, Adams Realty became the dominant real estate company in the area with acquisitions of several smaller real estate companies and the merger with Cameron Realty in 1978. As President and Chief Executive Officer, Bob Adams expanded services to include Adams Cameron Title Services and Adams Cameron Auction Division. John Adams is now the General Manager of the business and continues the progress.

Meet the Manager

John A.

Manager

John Adams serves as the General Manager for Adams, Cameron & Co. John is a native of the Daytona Beach area and attended several local schools including Seabreeze High School, Father Lopez, and St. Brendan’s. From there, he went on to Florida State University where he majored in Business Management with an emphasis in Information Systems. Later, he obtained an Executive Masters of Business Administration from the Kellogg School of Business at Northwestern University in Evanston, IL.

After College, John spent six years with Arthur Andersen’s Business Consulting organization where he specialized in Business Systems and Business Process Improvement.

Later, John spent five years as the Chief Operating Officer of CoolSavings, Inc., a marketing company based in Chicago. There he helped CoolSavings to grow from a startup organization with fewer than 30 people to a publicly traded company with over 330 employees.