Since 2000, she has been directly responsible for the financial control and international marketing of SecurePlay game products, and software security consulting services. Ms. Campbell, from 200-2003, led the development of the SecurePlay digital distribution and licensing control systems, and formulated the license types, terms, and pricing tiers for clients, from individual developers to larger corporations. She supervised the sales of information technology (IT) products through Internet sales channels, rapidly growing a base of over 600 customers in 22 countries. She is also very well-versed in e-commerce point-of-sales and order fulfillment engines, merchant processing solutions, and techniques for license auditing and fraud reduction.

Her ability to assess risk, quantify costs, and manage people for complex IT programs has been instrumental to her success. She is currently responsible for ITGS financial oversight, order and customer management, manufacturing reseller relations, and SecurePlay deliveries. She is well-versed in corporate taxation matters as pertains to small and mid-sized C-Corporations, LLCs, and S-corporations. Previously, she was TRW, Inc. Accounts Manager for the U.S. Treasury Communications System (TCS) ($150M sales annum) for secured Frame Relay/ATM, Internet services, and VPN communications. Ms. Campbell managed sales for Wide Area Network and Managed Internet services, including web hosting, messaging, VPNs/Extranets, application gateways, DMZ dedicated hosting, e-commerce services, security assessments, and PKI technology integration. In this role, she developed significant contractual expertise, particularly in forming revenue and cost-sharing agreements between multiple companies and Government agencies.

In 1998, she was the Engineering Manager for all Internet Services, for the U.S. Treasury Communications System, and modernized the Treasury Internet architecture for its 300,000+ users. As Free Flight Phase One Chief Scientist for Air Traffic Control Systems at the FAA, Ms. Campbell transitioned five air traffic control programs into this new Cabinet-level Agency. She was also FAA Information Technology Manager for the Enhanced Traffic Management System (ETMS), a $40M effort for ARTCC/TRACON strategic flow control. In 1994-6, Ms. Campbell was Engineering Manager for a Government INFOSEC program with $25M annual sales for trusted collaborative mail and PC/video conferencing at 60 sites. Prior to that, Ms. Campbell, TRW Advanced Systems Business Manager, was responsible for capturing over $20M+ in awards for signals processing programs. Her business unit led the construction of systems ranging from optical processors, to supercomputers, to distributed embedded processors with advanced collection techniques, and to modern clustered servers. Her career started at General Electric in 1982 as a designer of imaging systems for robotic automotive assembly applications.

 Ms. Campbell holds a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Summa Cum Laude, from Clemson University. She obtained her Masters Degree, from the University of Virginia in Electrical Engineering, Magna Cum Laude. In addition, she holds two patents and three pending patents all for innovative security solutions.