Rodney R. Sweetland, III

Mr. Sweetland has zealously served his clients for 30 years. He is particularly proud of his service to the federal government, first as an officer in the US Army Reserve and later ensuring the highest standards of excellence in administering government contracts. Mr. Sweetland’s philosophy is that public-private partnerships implicit in all government contracts facilitate the greatest good to the greatest number of people. This is accomplished by private sector methodologies amplifying public resources to obtain governmental objectives.

Mr. Sweetland has a 19-year long history with CAMRIS and its predecessors. Starting as outside counsel, he then became General Counsel, Chief Operating Officer and finally President in 2021. Mr. Sweetland’s long tenure affords him intimate familiarity with CAMRIS’ most important relationships with the US Agency for International Development, Department of Defense, National Institutes of Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Gates Foundation, and the World Bank.

A seasoned veteran of the boardroom and the courtroom, Mr. Sweetland is a published author in the fields of Government Contracts and Intellectual Property. He has a JD from The George Washington University Law School and a BS from Western Michigan University.