Jason Campbell is Chief Creative Officer at independent creative agency Translation, and throughout his storied career has worked with the likes of Nike, the NBA, Verizon, Impossible Foods, Airbnb and perhaps most famously, Beats by Dre, for whom he made the Cannes Lion Titanium-winning “You Love Me.” Directed by Melina Matsoukas, written by Lena Waithe, and scored by Solange Knowles, the film – which addresses the disparity between the love of Black music and the treatment of Black people in America and beyond – featured stars including Naomi Osaka, Lil Baby, and Janaya Future Khan.

Prior to Translation, Campbell graduated to applause. He was named one of the ‘Top 5 Ad School Graduates’ by Adweek and the One Club awarded him the Patrick Kelly Scholarship. Following these early plaudits, he started interning at Wieden+Kennedy New York before joining J. Walter Thompson as a writer and art director. He moved on to Goodby Silverstein & Partners where he worked on NBA, Milk, Comcast, and HP, creating award-winning work before returning to Wieden+Kennedy and then joining Translation.

A master in going viral, having had online success with “You Love Me”, “LeBron’s Answering Machine” for Nike, NBA Lane, and many more, Campbell understands how to distill a brand's story to its true essence and combine that with the cultural climate to build a moment an audience can't miss. This is his true art.