Corrine Campbell

I was hired to establish this non-profit organizations first development department, create funds and events that raise awareness about the organization, its unique model for delivery of trauma-informed mental and behavioral health services, build partnerships for the organization, create a development plan that drives donor engagement and increases capacity for growth of the organization. Results; exceeded fundraising goals for the first two years I was hired, established department, set up donor engagement and research software, secured donor for creation of plans for capital campaign for expansion of facilities, oversaw the creation of first newsletter, first annual report, progress reports and created fundraising events that raised awareness about the organization its mission and goals.  I  created development department media and communications plans and now have the department on track and running with an additional facility and location added.

Established the first communications department and communications plan for the only church-approved Marian Apparition Site in the United States of America.  Created communications plan  for development. Handled all media relations. Created new website and all publications. Created, established and facilitated all events for the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help including all special Masses and healing masses. In cooperation with the Diocese of Green Bay, held the first Catholic Media Conference at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help and organized the interview with Dr. Natasa Govekar, keynote with media for the conference.  Booked all speakers at the Shine, created events related to that speaking engagements, book signings, special events and Masses, created publicity plans for these events and developed all media and marketing materials. Established social media for the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help and ran all social media marketing and other campaigns, integrating it with new website. Worked with  Created three films to promote the Shrine and utilized one of the films to get The National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help featured on the TODAY Show.  Was the spokesperson for the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help in all media requests and organized, oversaw and facilitated all media requests with clergy and others involved in events at the Shrine. Attended all conferences, national and international, related to the Shrine and coordinated with all agencies to conduct interviews about the Shrine and story to establish it with Lourdes, Fatima, Guadalupe.  Was invested in the Order of Malta in 2018. Received, from the Public Relations Society of America, the Communicator of the Year Award in 2018.

Created, developed The Walk of Legends project, east of Lambeau Field, Green Bay, a 24 monument lined walkway east of Lambeau Field in Green Bay.   Began the project by renaming streets east of Lambeau Field after Packers Legends, establishing a framework for what has now become the Green Bay Legends District.  Wrote  the naming rights agreement for the name sponsor, Oneida Nation and worked with the the Tribe and four government entities to establish the walk through their communities. Created, designed installed 24 monuments on the Walk, worked with Packers legends and their families, including Bart Starr, to create that history walk. Each monument on the Walk calls attention to the legends of football in Green Bay and the eras the area's football history, from its inception prior to the pro era, to present day. It is a free public walkway  It has remained in the top 20 attractions and things o do when you are in Green Bay and the Legends District. I continue to give tours and remain he spokesperson for the Walk of Legends project,. My mother was the co-founder and is now deceased. I run  the social media platforms for the Green Bay Legends District and Walk of Legends, Green Bay, WI, USA.

Between 2013 and 2018, served part-time as a paid elected official, Brown County Supervisor which provided oversight and facilitation at the time of a roughly $300 million county budget. I represented one of Green Bay's largest suburbs, Ashwaubenon, and, during my tenure, represented Ashwaubenon at the county level on the the development of Titletown District, a public gathering place outside Lambeau Field. Was active in the planning of that district. As  a liaison for the board, served on its Ed and Rec Committee which provided oversight of the county's parks, including its adventure park and natures conservancies and parks, boat launches, libraries, golf course, entertainment complex and and expo hall, museum, fairgrounds and the department heads for each reported to that committee. I I also served on the board of the Aging and Disability Resource Center where I successfully lobbied with disability advocates to keep Meals on Wheels programs, adult day care services, ADRC board structures in the state and retention of the IRIS program. I also served on the Transportation Coordinating Committee for Brown County, authorizing and providing oversight of administration of federal and state and local funding for transportation services for the elderly and those with disabilities.  Since 2013, I have served on the board of the second largest library system in the State,. the Nicolet Federated Library System, which provides that system that operates 42 libraries in an eight county region. I successfully campaigned during my tenure for increases in state funding that resulted in an almost $90,00 budget increase that has helped our system increase grants for library programs and services.  I am presently chair of the grants committee for the Nicolet Federated Library System board.

I continue to represent the village of Ashwaubenon on the Brown County Plan Commission, as a plan commissioner and serve as a citizen appointed member of the Ashwaubenon Plan Commission.

Have worked as a writer, editor or freelance writer/editor/content provider for the following:

1979: Regional Teen Editor, Sassy Magazine

1979: Editor of School Newspaper and Yearbooks, the Lombardi Spartan

1987-1988: freelance writer: Palm Springs Life Magazine

1992-1994  under the auspices of Brown County Publishing, wrote for its publications at the tie time included: Green Bay News Chronicle (daily newspaper), Brown County Chronicle, Woman Magazine, Bay Beat Magazine

1995-1996: Editor, Lombardi Leader, Monday Morning Quarterback

1996-1997 Editor, Founder: IN Magazine, statewide Magazine

1998-2006: Editor/Art Director:  Specialty Publications/Publishing, Lithografx

2006-2009: Created all content for monuments I created for the Walk of Legends, created all content and narratives for all Walk of Legends publications for events, handled all media and press releases under C. McLain Campbell Art and Design

2010-2015; worked part time as a writer and editor of The Ashwaubenon-Howard-Suamico Press, the official newspaper of Ashwaubenon, Howard Suamico and Hobart and their respective school districts

2016-2021: created all narrative and content for all publications and all online media including all social media platforms for the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help; created written content for website, pilgrimage travel content

2021-2023: created narrative and 

Received the Wisconsin Newspaper Association award for feature writing.

Recipient of Communicator of the Year Aware, Public Relations Society of America, 2018