QuesTek Innovations Names Michelle Campbell as Chief Commercial Officer

Apr 23, 2026
QuesTek Innovations has appointed Michelle Campbell as Chief Commercial Officer to lead its global commercial strategy and expand adoption of its ICMD software platform.

QuesTek Innovations has appointed Michelle Campbell as Chief Commercial Officer, according to a press release. The company said the move supports its continued growth and enhances its ability to help customers address complex materials challenges.

In her new role, Campbell will oversee QuesTek’s global commercial strategy. She will focus on expanding the adoption of its ICMD software platform and driving revenue growth across multiple markets. The company noted that her experience will help translate advanced materials design capabilities into scalable solutions.

Campbell brings over 20 years of experience in enterprise technology, software, and hardware. She previously served as Vice President of Sales at Venatrust, where she built a $100 million pipeline, and held leadership roles at Sonatype and IntelePeer. Earlier in her career, she spent more than a decade at IBM, including serving as Chief Digital Officer for the Industrial Market.

QuesTek develops materials using its Materials by Design technology and ICMD software platform, which are designed to reduce development time and cost while improving performance. The company was named one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies in 2025.

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