Greg Campbell is President & CEO of Rainmaker, Inc. (www.rainmaker-inc.com), a strategic investment and advisory firm. He is also Managing Partner of Prosalus Capital Partners, a healthcare-focused venture capital firm (www.prosaluscaptial.com). Greg is a long-time entrepreneur, investor, and real estate developer, with a focus on building and investing in businesses that are disruptive, scalable, and noble in their purpose.
He has funded, operated, and advised ventures across a broad array of industries in the United States, Latin America, and West Africa. As a partner with Best Associates, a private merchant banking firm, Mr. Campbell originated and closed transactions creating the Whitney International University System (renamed Ilumno) in South America, serving 300,000 students in multiple degree programs. He was also associated with the formation of the New England College of Business and Finance, American College of Education, Academic Partnerships, and Medisend College of Biomedical Engineering.
Greg was a co-founder and Managing Partner of the North Texas Opportunity Fund, a private equity firm that invested institutional money in minority and women-led middle-market companies. Mr. Campbell was the founder and CEO of HBCUsOnLine.com, an educational technology business. He founded and was managing partner of Solomon Partners, an affordable home developer. Mr. Campbell currently serves on the boards of several early-stage companies including Tuleva Inc., Engaged Media Studios and Curis Functional Health. An avid supporter of the community, Mr. Campbell also serves as a Board member of the Methodist Health System (Emeritus), the Communities Foundation of Texas, Greater Harlem Chamber Of Commerce and Convergence Center for Policy Resolution.
Previously, he has served on the boards of the Angel Capital Association, Real Estate Council and the Metroplex Advisory Board for JPMorgan Chase. He was a principal author of The Dallas Plan, a strategic platform for the city’s growth and development. He regularly teaches entrepreneurial and investment workshops at Rice University.
Mr. Campbell’s corporate career spanned management positions with Pepsi-Cola, Frito-Lay, PepsiCo, and CPC International. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree from Cornell University and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.
