Ann-Marie Campbell
Ann-Marie Campbell is one of the most senior executives at The Home Depot, serving as Executive Vice President of U.S. Stores and International Operations, where she oversees the company's vast retail footprint across thousands of locations. She is widely recognized as a transformative operational leader who has helped shape Home Depot's customer experience strategy, associate development programs, and omnichannel retail initiatives. Her influence extends into the retail media and advertising technology space through Home Depot's growing investment in its retail media network, Orange Apron Media, which leverages first-party data and in-store and digital touchpoints to connect brands with high-intent shoppers. Campbell joined Home Depot as a part-time cashier in 1985 and rose through the ranks over nearly four decades, holding roles spanning store management, regional leadership, and executive operations. Her career trajectory is frequently cited as a model of internal talent development and upward mobility. She has been instrumental in driving Home Depot's strategic priorities around connected retail, workforce development, and supply chain modernization. Beyond her operational role, Campbell is a recognized advocate for diversity and inclusion in corporate America and has been named to several influential lists recognizing Black executives and women in business. While her primary domain is retail operations rather than AdTech specifically, her leadership directly shapes how Home Depot deploys its retail media and data-driven advertising capabilities at scale.
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Ann-Marie Campbell is one of the most senior executives at The Home Depot, serving as Executive Vice President of U.S. Stores and International Operations, where she oversees the company's vast retail footprint across thousands of locations. She is widely recognized as a transformative operational leader who has helped shape Home Depot's customer experience strategy, associate development programs, and omnichannel retail initiatives. Her influence extends into the retail media and advertising technology space through Home Depot's growing investment in its retail media network, Orange Apron Media, which leverages first-party data and in-store and digital touchpoints to connect brands with high-intent shoppers. Campbell joined Home Depot as a part-time cashier in 1985 and rose through the ranks over nearly four decades, holding roles spanning store management, regional leadership, and executive operations. Her career trajectory is frequently cited as a model of internal talent development and upward mobility. She has been instrumental in driving Home Depot's strategic priorities around connected retail, workforce development, and supply chain modernization. Beyond her operational role, Campbell is a recognized advocate for diversity and inclusion in corporate America and has been named to several influential lists recognizing Black executives and women in business. While her primary domain is retail operations rather than AdTech specifically, her leadership directly shapes how Home Depot deploys its retail media and data-driven advertising capabilities at scale.
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The Home Depot, Inc. · 2020–2022
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- Rose from part-time cashier in 1985 to Executive Vice President at Home Depot over nearly four decades
- Oversaw U.S. store operations during Home Depot's record revenue growth period exceeding $150 billion in annual sales
- Played a key leadership role in scaling Home Depot's Orange Apron Media retail media network
- Named one of the most powerful women in business by Fortune and Black Enterprise