Camille Adams

Camille’s professional background bridges public service, academia, and consulting. She began her legal career with the Colorado Department of Revenue, contributing to research on the cannabis industry and helping shape some of the first tax frameworks for this emerging sector. She later served as a Tax Policy Fellow for the Colorado House of Representatives and as a tax consultant and regulatory compliance officer at the Metropolitan State University of Denver. Camille also gained valuable experience clerking in both the state judicial system and federal legal settings.

In the private sector, Camille worked in tax research at Avalara and later joined Aprio LLP as a Senior Associate in state and local tax consulting, advising clients on nexus studies, audit defense, voluntary disclosures, and M&A due diligence. She has authored several published articles on state tax compliance, cybersecurity incentives, and public policy.

Camille is the Founder and President of the Colorado Tax Law Association and previously served as Regional Director of Pre-Law Affairs for the Rocky Mountain Black Law Students Association. She has guided more than 300 students through undergraduate, graduate, and law school admissions processes, helping them gain entry to top universities, internships, and competitive scholarships.

As a counselor, Camille excels at helping students craft compelling narratives that weave together their experiences, goals, and aspirations—ensuring these are reflected seamlessly throughout the application. She combines strategic precision with mentorship and warmth, building trust while inspiring students to exceed their own expectations. As a lifelong learner and advocate for educational access, Camille takes great fulfillment in helping students turn their aspirations into achievements.

Outside of coaching, Camille enjoys hiking, cooking, playing the piano, and spending time with her family.