Matt Campbell

Matt's professional career began at the age of nineteen, as a Savannah Railroad Conductor. While working on the railroad across the southeast, Matt served as Legislative Representative, a role in which he advocated for safe work conditions, engaged in local and state politics, and promoted economic development. Next, he was elected statewide to advocate on behalf of Railroad Employees and Retirees under the Gold Dome, proudly serving for thirteen legislative sessions. In 2016, Matt was named a Rising Star by Progressive Railroading Magazine. After decades of successful collaboration with business owners, communities, and elected officials throughout the state on important economic and social initiatives, Matt found Georgia Matters LLC, an award-winning Government Relations Firm.
In addition, Matt serves as Vice President, Government Relations at B.I.G. Entertainment Network, a statewide organization that serves businesses and organizations with a clear presence and commitment to Georgia's film and entertainment industry.
Appointed in 2020 by Governor Brian Kemp to the Georgia Commission for Service and Volunteerism, Matt now serves as Board Chairman. He also sits on the Board of Directors for Buy Local Savannah, Georgia Professional Lobbyists Association, and Entertainment Tourism Alliance of Georgia (ETAG). As an active member of the National Speakers Association, Matt is a sought-after Keynote Speaker and Moderator. Matt also advocates for suicide prevention through the Michael C. Harte Foundation.
Matt is a graduate of Leadership Bryan, Leadership Southeast Georgia, and holds a bachelor’s degree from Kennesaw State University.