Ashley Bearden Campbell was recently promoted to partner of Impact Management Group (IMG), effective immediately. Campbell joined IMG in 2009 and has served as its director of communications since 2018. She is also a registered lobbyist representing clients before the Arkansas General Assembly and state agencies.
“Ashley has a long tenure at Impact Management Group, dating back nearly 15 years. Her expertise in media relations, government relations, crisis communications, coalition building, and issue campaign management has been instrumental in advancing the missions of a diverse array of clients at both the local and state levels. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated dedication, high political acumen, and unquestionable professionalism. She is truly instrumental to what we do as a firm, and I’m delighted to have her join as a partner,” Managing Partner Robert Coon said.
Campbell has 15 years of experience providing strategic counsel and executing advocacy campaigns to support a wide range of clients at the local and state level. Best known for her relationship-driven approach, her extensive experience in media relations, digital media, crisis communications, coalition building and issue campaign management are the drivers behind her proven track record of delivering results-based strategies for her clients. Campbell also serves as a political consultant providing counsel, digital media management and strategic communications for candidates at the local, state and Congressional level.
“I am honored and excited for the opportunity to continue building upon the success of IMG as Partner,” Campbell said. “Robert, Terry, Scott, and Richard have provided me with invaluable experience throughout my career and are truly the best of the best in our industry. I look forward to working alongside them and contributing to the future and growth of our firm.”
Beyond her professional endeavors, Campbell is passionate about serving her community. She has served on numerous nonprofit boards, including The Downtown Little Rock Partnership, Race for the Cure and 3 Miles of Men. She currently serves as the executive director for Arkansans for Improving Maternal Health (AIM) whose mission is to raise public awareness, cultivate champions for change and spur action around the issue of maternal health in Arkansas.
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