Josh Campo is a people-first leader with more than two decades of experience at the intersection of creativity, technology, and business transformation. He recently joined Huge as CEO after serving as CEO of Razorfish, where under his leadership the agency was recognized as Agency of the Year, Most Innovative (twice), and Best Digital Agency. Known for strengthening client partnerships and building cultures where high standards and trust go hand in hand, Josh has been a trusted long-term partner to Fortune 500 brands. His leadership has been recognized by Path to Purchase’s 40 Under 40, Comparably’s Best CEOs for Diversity, and the 2024 Women of Inspiration Allie Award.
Josh Campo (long form)
Chief Executive Officer, Huge
Meet Josh Campo, CEO of Huge. With nearly 20 years of experience in technology and marketing transformation, Josh leads through creativity, strategy, and innovation — bringing a bold, independent vision to one of the industry’s most ambitious digital experience agencies.
At Huge, Josh is focused on shaping the future of Intelligent Experiences, where design, technology, and data science converge to create work that moves businesses forward. He brings an insider’s understanding of the holding company world and the freedom to do things differently — faster, smarter, and without compromise.
Throughout his career, Josh has driven transformative outcomes for luxury brands like Ralph Lauren, David Yurman, Diesel, Coach, and Clarins, as well as notable companies including Walmart, H&R Block, Orangetheory Fitness, Samsung, Allianz Global Investors, Lord Abbett, and Panasonic.
Driven by people, Josh takes pride in building trust and fostering relationships that enable strategic outcomes and lead to unforgettable work. His passion to connect shows up in the cultures of inclusion he builds and the transformative work he pushes brands to create.
Josh’s people skills were mastered well before his days in marketing — starting back when he tended bar in Eastern Europe and hosted his own radio show. Today, when he’s not working, you can find him behind the yoke of his single-engine plane or spending time with his daughter.