As Executive Vice President of Cloud Services, Campbell Webb oversees ServiceNow’s infrastructure engineering functions, which are critical to enabling customers' mission-critical agentic workflows that connect people, systems, and processes.

Throughout his career, Campbell has created talented SaaS engineering teams, consistently delivering enterprise-scale availability, performance, and security. With deep expertise in public, private, and hybrid cloud technologies, he thrives on change and continuously seeks innovative solutions to enable customers to achieve their critical business goals.

Previously, Campbell served as the Senior Vice President of Infrastructure and Platform Engineering at Workday, responsible for managing 300 core services supporting 65 million workers. A champion of public cloud, he led a transformation that successfully migrated 38% of customers to Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud in three years, simultaneously exceeding four nines (99.99%) of availability. Furthermore, Campbell was part of the leadership team that drove revenue growth from $3.5B to $8.5B over five years without margin dilution, solidifying Workday’s position as a leading provider of SaaS enterprise applications.

Before joining Workday, Campbell served as a Senior Vice President at Oracle, where he was instrumental in establishing the core SaaS infrastructure, platform, security, SRE, and compliance functions. His tenure coincided with the Oracle SaaS business scaling from zero to $3.5 billion in revenue, securing over 5,000 customers.

Campbell possesses a proven track record of leading complex business transformations while simultaneously innovating for future scale. His success stemsfrom his ability to merge business foresight—anticipating market needs and strategic shifts—with deep engineering discipline. He is uniquely skilled at recruiting, developing, and retaining world-class, high-performing engineering teams capable of delivering the foundational infrastructure and scalable platforms required to execute billion-dollar growth strategies.

With over 35 years of technology experience, Campbell's academic foundation is in both engineering and business, holding bachelor's degrees in Computing and Accounting from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Australia. QUT later honored his professional contributions with an Outstanding Alumni Award from its Faculty of Information Technology in 2007.