Drew and I met back in 1996/97, he was at CSC and I was at IBM, account manager for British Aerospace. We had a lot of wonderful times together and a lot of late nights working through tough negotiations. Despite us working for different companies and sometimes differing objectives, it was clear to me that Drew was a man that wanted to get things d...more

Just a few words to recall fond memories I have personally and which it is good to share on behalf of Accenture. Drew was remarkable in the way be managed to be the 'best of both' in so many ways - he was always committed to client service, and had many client-side friends and yet he always protected Accenture's interests and ensure fair dealing. ...more

An inspiration leader, someone I have never forgotten throughout my career.

Sardonic and caustic mixed with a heart of gold. It was a pleasure to have known and worked with you, Drew. My thoughts are with your family and close friends at this time. Deepest sadness.

A great Man, a great Leader, will be missed by all that knew him and were close to him....the fights over now Drew, RIP .....

Drew, it was a great pleasure working for you and we'll never forget all you did so passionately for the entire team at Accenture, day in day out. Rest in peace. Kurt, Trui & Victor Busschop

A great friend and neighbour in Hillend Crecsent.

Drew was a great executive i work with. Always passionate and great leader. All my thoughts and sentiments with the family

There is a photo here which shows Drew how I knew him in his days at YARD; black hair, black moustache... and always smoking as well. Great guy. One of the most fiercely intelligent people I’ve ever known. RIP

Forever grateful to a kind and generous leader... rest well, Drew.

The fiercest intellectual with a reputation that made you prepare to meet the best of brains - he was just the kindest most “human” leader way before the term human leadership entered our vocabulary and he had a gift that is all too rare - to listen deeply and find in everyone that heartbeat we call potential. I will never forget the moments he led...more

Drew was my friendly neighbour - we shared an illogical delight in cutting grass in our paddocks. Sunny day - bright blue sky with fluffy clouds - that certain warmth in the wind! - Good to go! Sometimes Drew would be out first with the tractor mounted mower and I watched with envy - other times I stole a march and got out first! Was it a competit...more

My sincere condolences. I had the pleasure of working with Drew when we established the greenhouse development programme in Accenture UKI in 2009 - this programme continues today which is testament to his vision, enthusiasm and contagious inspiration. Rest in peace my friend.

Drew - you were one of the role models for me and always admire your approach to things in life. Rest In Peace..

I met Drew in 2015 on the Corporate Coach International course and he quickly became my guide and mentor. I am very grateful that I had the opportunity to meet and learn from Drew. I can’t thank him enough for the guidance and advice that he shared with me in the short time that we knew each other; it was invaluable. Truly a great guy with a genuin...more

Be in peace, Drew! 🙏 Cheers to a life well lived. 🥂 Thank you for the people-first brand of leadership. I will always be thankful for the blessing of having been under your team when I was still in Accenture.

Robbie and me met Carole and Drew on an annual basis in Easdale for the World Stone Skimming Championships. We always had good banter over a pint or two and we missed your presence there this year, your easy chat and the laughs we all had. It won't be the same going forwards knowing that we won't get a chance to catch up. Rest in peace lovely man....more

Drew - you were very kind to me at the start of my career and became a great coach, guide and supporter. We never got that bowls match - fondly remembered, and sadly missed. RIP.

Such a fine man, personally and professionally

It has been a great pleasure to know Drew, a very straightforward and genuine man. I am glad that he enjoyed his time on Martha Gunn, she will miss him like all of us.

Drew you taught me a lot and was a good friend at CSC

Drew was a great leader who inspired many throughout his career. I will miss our regular bets on the old firm matches. I'll raise a glass 🥃 to you during the next match. It's so sad when the world loses such a wonderful person. Sincere condolences to his family and close friends. You will be missed by so many. RIP Drew ⚽️🍀

There was never enough time with Drew. He was one of those individuals from whom you will learn every minute, whether it was about work or life or wine or scotch- or simply about that specific moment in life. His persistence and his tenacity were admirable. His passion was contagious. RIP Drew.

I have very fond memories of working with Drew at CSC; there were a lot of laughs along the way. A great boss and a good man, who was well respected, fair and led from the front. He certainly knew how to get the best from people and will be greatly missed by so many. RIP Drew

Drew was a great mate and exeptional bowler. We will all miss him at K.B.C. and Inverclyde Indoor Bowling.

With sympathy to Drew’s family on learning this sad news, with fond memories of friendship in our youth.

Drew, I have always been so grateful for the encouragement you gave me a quiet,shy 14 year old girl,forty years ago . Thank you , I have a voice am a little bolder , as you know never stopped being shy .. Your legacy .. Now sunset 🌅 riposare bene in pace.... Tina

Drew and I met nearly forty years ago. Trainees with Lloyd’s He turned up in Bristol as my replacement having been described to me as “a Glaswegian having PHD in fracture mechanics from Cambridge” - quite bright then. Met him in the office reading the sports page of the sun with a packet of No6 close by. Good bloke then - many fun nights out...more

Drew was a good friend and collegue. I will remember him as a formidable and yet compassionate individual.

When I think of Drew and the legacy he has left it is truly amazing - he always had the courage to take risks and was never phased, I loved his no nonsense approach, his fantastic business acumen, he was an amazing mentor for me, as he was for so many others, always willing to take time out for anyone to chat and given guidance, I don’t know how he...more

Drew Thinking about you and your contribution RIP John

Drew was a well respected Kilmacolm Bowling Club past Champion, Team Skip and Coach. Even during his illness he found time to coach new members and older members who thought they knew how to play. He will be a much missed member of the bowling club and blue nose at Ibrox, "Simply the Best" RIP Drew. Bruce

I remember Drew as firstly one of my customer's when at CSC then as one of my bosses when he recruited me into BAE Systems. Typical gruff Scotsman much like myself at times but with a great sense of humour and always had a twinkle in his eye. It is my own regret that we didn't keep in touch as much as we used to in recent years but always managed t...more

Drew Cameron, you are an inspiration to Unilever and its account team. RIP

Great memories, thank you Drew X

Drew was a true friend and colleague for many years, we shared many great moments. Both social and work related. His wedding to Carole, where I was an Usher, Edinburgh Fringe, Glasgow (ubiquitous chip!), Numerous (but not enough) visits, Burns Night, Skye birthdays and many other great times - America VP boondoggles, Blackpool Christmas bash(s)! ...more

Rest in peace, Drew. Your wit, wisdom and kindness will be sorely missed. My prayers to the family.

Many years ago, Drew and I and others from CSC took our client to a very posh black-tie dinner in Glasgow. After a boozy evening it was time for speeches and I and my colleagues thought it was hilarious that the keynote speaker had problems with pronouncing the letter "R" - a key requirement for a speech regarding the history of societies and mee...more

Drew was a fellow Trustee of the Accenture Foundation and was a passionate supporter of the various organisations we supported, giving time to check out their credentials, standing up for those that could generate hope and opportunity in challenging environments and showing genuine interest all the time. His leadership style earned loyalty and supp...more

I had the pleasure of meeting Drew and working alongside him as a fellow CxO with Youd-Andrews. It did not take long to recognize and embrace Drew's personality, wit, wisdom and leadership skills. Sincere condolences to Drew's family. He will be missed.

In 1986 when work took me to Yard, Glasgow, I met Drew, the brightest engineer I've ever had the pleasure of working with. A valued and enduring friendship developed, which continued when our careers took us on different paths. From then on our get togethers, although sometimes sporadic, were always a joy. So many fond memories......introducin...more

Drew. Thank you for the opportunity to work with you and the professional skills you taught me when I was a member of your leadership team back in the Unilever days: client focus, people empowerment and team meeting discipline. May you rest in peace. David.

Drew. You were always one of life's coaches - from the first days I knew you at Churchill (something to do with tutoring something to do with darts!) to your time at Accenture. Your way with people and practical wisdom can never be replaced. You will be missed - but at least we know that you are improving the leadership in the next life ready fo...more

Drew. You were always one of life's coaches - from the first days I knew you at Churchill (something to do with tutoring something to do with darts!) to your time at Accenture. Your way with people and practical wisdom can never be replaced. You will be missed - but at least we know that you are improving the leadership in the next life ready fo...more

Ian and I had the pleasure and privilege of knowing Drew through our friendship with his son Andy. Over the last few weeks we talked a lot about the memories we have from times spent with Drew and his family. There are so many to make us smile. Birthday celebrations in Skye, drunken New Year do's, summer BBQs and of course my unforgettable flight w...more

Drew was my boss for many years in Port Sunlight - looking back he was the "Best Boss" I learned so much him - we worked hard but had so much laughter and fun along the way. He was truly "one of a kind", a great and caring leader.

What can I say...? There's going to be a huge Drew sized hole in so many of our lives. Our future memories will always have an empty chair. And you never did find that wretched jar of picture hooks!

Will always remember you Drew fine brave man good friend and fine bowler.

Bacon butties played a major role in my 6 year working relationship with Drew, as I organised a lot of events which went on into the evening, where possibly some alcohol might be consumed, and one of Drew's main requirements was to make sure that bacon butties would be available at around midnight. But more seriously… whenever I talk about people...more

Dear Drew, it has been my pleasure being part of your team. Your passion and inspiration has set an example and I will always be thankful for your leadership, support and trust, Andreas

My deepest condolences to you all. xx

Drew, the things I was always wanted to say. I was in your life short of 3 years. You welcomed into the family with open arms, the first day I met you all. I was very nervous for wanting to make a good impression because of wanting to make your son happy and for you to see that. I remember the first time I met you all, you made fun of my nervou...more

So sad to hear about Drew. My deepest sympathy to the whole family. He was a great influence after working with him at YARD and I remember with affection our Saturday morning badminton matches. He was always a better player than I was.

With condolences at this sad time and also many happy memories from Drew's remarkable contributions during his time with Accenture

My friend Drew It would be around 1974 or 1975 that I first met Drew – so that makes it some 46 years that we’ve been friends. A long time, but of course it should have been longer. We were both at The University of Glasgow together, Drew studying Mechanical Engineering and I, Naval Architecture. The first 2 years of these 2 courses covered bro...more

Drew was simply a one of a kind. I am so sorry for his family and close friends for their loss. I can't help but smile as I recall our time together in Port Sunlight. If only I'd had the chance for me to tell you how appreciative I am of the times you talked me down from the "ledge" (metaphorically speaking!) during stressful times and disagreeme...more

Ah Drew. So many happy memories... and here are just a few... How we laughed... Working together in our original office in a tiny porta-kabin next to the runway at BAE! We had to squeeze in and out - literally, space was soooo tight! That day we shared a joke, and for the rest of the day we only had to catch eye contact and we cracked up again - ...more

There is no way one can list all the things I have learnt from Drew. He has helped my professional and personal development being my „dreadful” mentor at Greenhouse II (and afterwards, when we both left Accenture). Dreadful, as he excepted only your very best and even understanding his English has been a challenge in the beginning for me. Drew ha...more

50+ years of friendship (since first sitting together in science classes at Williamwood High School). Impossible to sum up, other than to say that it has been a privilege to have known you.

Drew was a fantastic man - great neighbour, friend, fellow dog lover and inspirational member of our Orkidstudio charity team. Will be much missed.

So many memories...the hours I’ve spent preparing for meetings leaving no stone unturned, only for him to spot the one angle I hadn’t considered. Drew ‘cured’ me of my animal phobia...I’ll never forget one exchange: D: “Get in the aviary” Me: “I’m not getting in the aviary Drew, we’re not at work now” D: “Get in the £&@&£&& aviary!” Me:“ok” .....more