Arkadios Capital has named Christopher D. Camp Chief Financial Officer, continuing the firm’s strategic buildout of an experienced senior leadership team focused on supporting advisors, strengthening partner relationships and accelerating growth across broker-dealer channels.

Camp joins Arkadios Capital with nearly two decades of experience leading finance, compliance and operational functions across a broad spectrum of financial services and professional services organizations, from entrepreneurial startups to publicly traded multinational firms. Throughout his career, he has developed a specialized expertise in mergers and acquisitions, operational integrations and building scalable infrastructure to support high-growth companies.

Founded by successful advisors, Arkadios Capital partners with leading investment professionals to deliver an institutional-quality platform tailored to ultra high-net worth clients. The firm has been recognized as one of the fastest-growing companies in Georgia and is consistently ranked among the nation’s top independent platforms by leading industry publications.

“Chris is the kind of leader we want helping guide the next chapter of Arkadios,” said David Millican, founder and CEO of Arkadios Capital. “He brings exceptional operational and financial expertise, but just as importantly, he understands the value of culture, independence and relationships. We have intentionally assembled a leadership team made up of experienced executives who are deeply committed to serving advisors the right way — with integrity, responsiveness and a true partnership mindset.”

Camp most recently served as CFO of Miles Mediation and Arbitration, where he helped lead a period of significant expansion that included multiple acquisitions and rapid revenue growth. Earlier in his career, he held senior financial leadership roles with firms including Triad Advisors, US Orthopedic Partners, Biota Pharmaceuticals and Teavana.

Having worked inside organizations ranging from independent firms to large corporate and private equity-backed environments, Camp said Arkadios stood apart because of its people and long-term commitment to independence.

“I had opportunities to join a number of organizations, but Arkadios was different because of the leadership team and the culture they have built,” said Camp. “The people here take tremendous pride in their work, they care deeply about advisors and they are committed to preserving a white-glove service model that has become increasingly rare in this industry.”

Camp grew up in a family of wealth advisors and built his career managing financial accounting, operational strategy and compliance functions within the financial services industry. Over time, he developed a reputation for bringing structure and scalability to growing organizations while successfully managing the complex art and science of acquisitions and integrations, a key component of Arkadios Capital’s long-term growth strategy.