OUR PURPOSE

Brandon D. Campbell, a native of Little Rock, Ark., is an award-winning businessman, economic developer, creative producer, and leader.  Brandon has two decades of real-world business ownership experience. He is the founder of Little Rock Fashion Week, LLC., Oneofakind Baton Rouge Fashion Week, Plano Fashion Week and Oneofakind Talent, Inc. Before starting his business ventures, Campbell was an entertainment TV show writer and producer in Hollywood and New York, including E! Entertainment for World Wrestling Entertainment. In economic development, his contributions have helped organizations secure $15 million in capital, including $2 million in grant awards, to support their businesses and initiatives. 

Furthermore, as a change agent in the rural Southeast, he led the launch of the first tech training pilot program in Selma, AL, and facilitated a $230 million broadband partnership between the City of Selma and Yellowhammar that will deploy affordable high-speed internet to all residents in Alabama's Black Belt and create 50 tech jobs. As the Director of the Women’s Business Center, his innovative programs, community impact, and operation strategies led the organization to win the WBC of the Year Award by the SBA. Brandon co-founded Spark, an accelerator for BIPOC and woman-owned small businesses that provides free office space, coaching, and resources. As an entrepreneur in his own right,

Brandon earned a BA degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, an International Studies minor, and an Entrepreneurship certificate from the University of Iowa. He received a Diversity, Inclusion, and Team Culture certificate from the University of Pennsylvania. He’s served on the Junior Achievement North Indiana board and is a volunteer reader for elementary schools. Brandon is a husband and a devoted girl dad to three beautiful little ladies.