Rashad Campbell ’08

Rashad Campbell is a partner and chief operating officer at Advance NIL, which provides comprehensive advisory and strategic NIL solutions to educate, equip, and empower all stakeholders in the collegiate and high school athletics ecosystem.

The genesis of his business was grounded in STAYCOOL, LLC, an “on-demand human performance company” that specialized in corporate health and fitness, financial consulting, online coaching, and life skills workshops and programs that he founded. Prior to the launch of STAYCOOL in 2014, Campbell served as an Internal Sales Consultant at Franklin Square Capital Partners (Alternative Investment Manager, headquartered in Philadelphia).           
             
Rashad received his bachelor’s from Cornell University in applied economics and management in 2012 where he also starred on the varsity football team, which he captained during his senior season.

As a student at Chestnut Hill Academy, he served as the student body president during his senior year and as the Multicultural Student Association president during both his junior and senior years. Additionally, Rashad was a 10-time varsity letter award winner. In 2007, he was a captain of the football team when it returned to the Inter-Ac Conference, which put the team on solid footing as a top contender in the city of Philadelphia. When he graduated in 2008, he received the prestigious Alumni Gold Medal. In recognition of his athletic prowess, he was inducted into the CHA Hall of Fame in the fall of 2022. He continues to be deeply involved in our community as a board member (since 2016) and the assistant head coach for the varsity football team (since 2012).

Giving back and influencing the youth positively is a big personal mission for Rashad. He volunteers his time regularly and is always seeking mentorship opportunities in the Philadelphia area. His advocacy for creating greater multicultural awareness and inclusion help for all students as well as ensuring SCH students are prepared to thrive in an exponentially diverse world is enormously powerful.