Dianne Campbell assumed the role of Assistant Inspector General for Management at the USAID Office of the Inspector General in April 2024. Within this capacity, Ms. Campbell offers executive oversight and coordination across various functional domains within the organization, including Human Resources, Financial Management, Information Technology, Facilities, Policy, and Special Projects.
With an extensive career spanning more than 20 years in the Federal government, Ms. Campbell has overseen diverse administrative programs. Her federal journey began at United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), where she held numerous leadership positions. Subsequently, she served as the Deputy Chief Human Capital Officer and Chief Human Capital Officer at the National Science Foundation before assuming leadership roles at Unites States Marshals Service (USMS). At the USMS, she led the Human Resources Division and later served as the Associate Director for Administration, overseeing key divisions such as information technology, management services, human capital, and congressional/public affairs, among others. Prior to her tenure at USAID OIG, Ms. Campbell held the position of Chief Human Capital Officer at the Federal Trade Commission. Ms. Campbell holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Johns Hopkins University.