Guided by people who’ve spent their lives at camp.

Bill Robertson

Bill serves as an advisor to many summer camp organizations. As part of a family legacy camp dating back to 1939, Bill is a proud advocate for saving our summers. It would be hard to find a bigger camper advocate than Bill Robertson, camp director for Camp Longhorn’s Inks Lake Girls Camp. As the son of Julian “Tex” and Pat Robertson, the founders of Camp Longhorn, Bill has always lived the orange-blood life.

“I was born and raised here,” Robertson says of the camp, located at 1 Longhorn Road in Burnet. “When I got out of college, I started working at the girls camp. I’m the youngest of four siblings, and we’re all involved. My wife, Carol, and I work together to make sure the counselors and campers at Inks Lake are happy.”

Jason Silberman

Jason Silberman is the owner and director of Camp Matoaka, a girls’ overnight camp in Smithfield, Maine. He is an active member of the camp community and has held prominent leadership roles at ACA New England. He is currently treasurer of CODA and co-organizer of CODACON, CODA’s annual business conference.

Jason lives in Weston, Massachusetts, with his wife Leslie (affectionately known as “The Real Boss”), their three children, Brett, Carly and Chase, and their Bernese Mountain Dog, Otis.

Cody Mauldin

Cody has been with Camp Olympia for 30 years: first as a counselor, then as the boys’ camp director, and now as one of Olympia’s head directors. He earned a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from Sam Houston State University.

Cody has served as president of CAMP (Camp Association for Mutual Progress) and is the current president of CODA (Camp Owners and Directors Association). He has been joined on this journey by his wife Michelle and their two sons, Paton and Cade.

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