Adam W.A. Solis Sr. is a distinguished Bronx native known for his resilience, determination, and passionate commitment to civic leadership and community advocacy. Entering the American foster care system at age four, Adam spent nine years as a ward of the state, returning to the Bronx at thirteen, where he overcame significant challenges by working and creating entrepreneurial ventures to support himself independently.

The birth of his first child marked a pivotal moment, deepening Adam's dedication to public service. In 2020, he joined the New York Young Republican Club, contributing significantly to the Campaigns Committee through drafting endorsements and supporting key political initiatives. As Co-Chairman of the Hispanic Caucus, he notably led the organization's historic participation in the Dominican Day Parade for two consecutive years, subsequently becoming Chairman of the Black Caucus to further expand his advocacy efforts.

Adam showcased strategic vision and organizational capability by proposing and leading the effort to host a major rally for President Donald J. Trump in the Bronx. His leadership successfully secured Crotona Park as the rally location, where he had the distinct honor of introducing President Trump to a highly energized crowd.

Currently serving as Director of State and Federal Affairs, Adam leverages his extensive experience in political strategy, community engagement, and legislative advocacy to effectively represent and advance the PAC’s policy objectives at various governmental levels. Beyond his public service, he continues to consult with local businesses and engages in real estate development, actively investing in the ongoing prosperity and economic growth of his community.