Milestone Anniversary; Celebrating Scott Clemo
At Royal American, we are fortunate to have employees with tenure extending 20 years and beyond. Their knowledge and expertise are pivotal in the success and growth of our company all the while staying tied to the deep roots it was founded on. It is our honor to interview these amazing employees and hear their stories.
Celebrating Your Milestones Questionnaire
What position did you start out in at Royal American?
A new position was created to Manage Chapman Associates properties and laundry operations.
Tell us a little bit about your career journey with Royal American.
RAM’s Commercial Division was created to manage all non-residential spaces and properties. Initially, it included several office buildings, hotels, restaurants/bars and family entertainment parks in Panama City. In addition to overseeing the apartment laundry operations, it also assisted RAM with managing and leasing commercial spaces at apartment buildings. I was encouraged to obtain designations and credentials that would benefit RAM. Through the years, I have become an Executive CPM (Certified Property Manager) and licensed Real Estate Broker in 14 states.
Share a favorite memory from your time with Royal American.
One of my favorite experiences at Royal American was working directly with our founder, Joe Chapman, on the development of Two Stanford Centre, which at the time, was going to be the signature office building for Peoples First Community Bank. It is now corporate headquarters for Royal American Companies. I especially enjoyed watching and assisting Joe lead a team of architects, engineers, and contractors through the development process. It was very gratifying to learn first-hand and participate in bringing his vision to reality.
Share some of your interests and hobbies outside of Royal American.
I enjoy most outdoor activities including hiking, biking, and gardening. My favorite things are always better with family and friends. Over this past year, I have embraced mountain biking which has led to making new friends and taking memorable trips to Utah, North Carolina and various places throughout Florida.
What advice would you give to someone just getting started?
Surround yourself with people that make you better. Eliminate your weaknesses and you’ll be known for your strengths. Never stop learning.
Scott, thank you for your 35 years of service. Here’s to many more successful years ahead! Help us congratulate Scott in the comments.
Congratulations on 35 years! What a great accomplishment!!!
Congrats Scott!
Congratulations on 35 years Scott. What a great accomplishment!
Congratulations on your milestone, what an accomplishment!!!!
Congrats on this amazing milestone!