Amy Campbell

Amy Campbell

CPO
Overhaul

Dr. Amy Campbell is Chief People Officer at Overhaul, a supply chain integrity technology company, where she has spent a decade helping the company grow from a team of five to a global organization of nearly 700 employees. She holds a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Virginia and began her career as a counselor, educator, and creator of mental health programs before moving into tech.

Psychology, Not Corporate Buzzwords, Is the Real Foundation

Amy's central thesis is that psychology is a genuine business driver: applying evidence-based psychological principles and human-centered leadership leads to measurably higher engagement, team cohesion, and company success, not just a nicer place to work. She's built Overhaul's culture around strengths-based approaches, emphasizing what teams and individuals do well rather than defaulting to deficit-focused management, and credits that emphasis with boosting morale, engagement, and even profitability. She's candid that even mental health professionals aren't immune to burnout, having experienced it herself while scaling Overhaul through rapid growth, geopolitical upheaval, and a global pandemic, and argues effective leadership starts with leaders prioritizing their own wellbeing and modeling healthy behaviors before asking it of anyone else.

Topics Amy speaks on

  • Why psychology, not buzzwords, is the real foundation of a thriving workplace
  • Strengths-based leadership and its impact on morale and profitability
  • Burnout, even for mental health professionals themselves
  • Values-based leadership and psychological safety
  • Building human-centered culture at fast-growth startups

Sessions with Achieve

Amy is a featured presenter on the Achieve webcast "The Executive CPO Playbook: How CPOs Lead, Influence, and Drive the Business" (October 29, 2025), alongside Adam Weber of Adam Weber Coaching and Sarika Lamont, then CPO at Vidyard.

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