George Cameron Todd III

Eagle Scout: March 14, 2000

George Cameron Todd III is the son of George Cameron Todd Jr. and Sarah Hall Todd. He earned the rank of Eagle Scout on March 14, 2000. His two brothers followed him to the rank: Eugene Hall Todd on April 9, 2002, and Burwell Boykin Clarke Todd on February 15, 2005, making three Troop 1 Eagles in one family.

Cameron graduated from Woodberry Forest School in 2002 and earned a Bachelor of Arts in politics from Washington and Lee University in 2006. He spent five years in New York as an associate global investment specialist with the J.P. Morgan Private Bank. In 2011, he left for the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business. After a summer in mergers and acquisitions at McColl Partners in Charlotte, he earned his MBA in 2013. He then returned to the firm, which Deloitte Corporate Finance had acquired that June, as an investment banking associate.

From 2014 to 2016, he was chief operating officer of Camp Nana Papa in Upstate South Carolina. He then spent a year as an independent consultant, working full-time on mergers and acquisitions for a large industrial conglomerate. In 2017, he joined Ingersoll Rand in corporate development.

In March 2019, Cameron became chief executive officer of Power Utility Products Company (PUPCO). Founded in 1973, the Charlotte company is a master distributor of strut channel, cable tray, and related components for electrical infrastructure, and it serves customers such as power plants, data centers, and solar farms nationwide. PUPCO is a portfolio company of WJ Partners, and in 2022 it acquired MIROC.

Sources: Obituary of George Cameron Todd Jr. (1954–2022), J. M. Dunbar Funeral Home; “Deloitte Acquires McColl Partners,” Compliance Week, June 10, 2013; “WJ Partners Facilitates PUPCO Acquisition of MIROC,” Business Wire, May 3, 2022; Cameron Todd’s LinkedIn profile; Troop 1 archives.

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