Just four years into her career, Campbell said the win was "exciting" and put it down in part to the support of her boss Lloyd Aickin, and mentors Aaron Dawson and Paul Glaister.
"I love what I do and [this award] shows me that I am doing a good job. I work really hard so it is nice to have the recognition," Campbell told the Herald.
"During Covid everyone has had to learn to adjust so quickly. In sales, our role is so crucial on our relationships and face-to-face meetings so for us we were literally sent home one day and then for three months we were doing Zoom calls, and that's been difficult, but I think now we're getting into a really good space again.
"For media, especially being from New Zealand and a small country, we need to work together locally better and our agencies need to make sure that we are working as one to keep money here rather than sending it offshore to places like Facebook and Google."
In her entry, Campbell talked about some of the highlights of her career so far, including breaking exclusives "resulting in more money for the company" and selling podcast advertising campaigns.
Passionate about radio, other deals she has done include: selling a podcast to retailer Mitre 10 and a multi-platform campaign to Chorus.
"NZME has been awesome, they've given me these amazing opportunities - I'm lucky to work at a place where I have so much support."
