Adam is now the Senior Director for Federal Government Affairs at the Association for Accessible Medicines. Before that, he was Director of Congressional Affairs for the American Academy of Dermatology in Washington, DC. He also previously s,viously served as Senior Director of Congressional Affairs at National Community Pharmacists Association. Adam is a 2010 Mitchell Scholar. He received a Master's Degree in Sustainable Rural Development from Queen's University, Belfast. Having grown up in rural Alabama, Adam is passionate about supporting and growing rural communities. His thesis research compared rural 'brain drain' problems in Alabama and Northern Ireland. Adam feels a strong commitment to public service and hopes to return to Alabama one day to take a role in elected office or as a state legislator to help build his local community. His combined academic and political experience means he understands what it takes to drive economic growth and improve quality of life in rural communities. Adam obtained his undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama.

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