Stephanie Campbell brings over 20 years of experience in the financial services industry, with a background that blends technical expertise and a client-focused approach. She attended Dobyns-Bennett High School in Kingsport before moving to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where she graduated in the top ten of her class. Stephanie began her college education at Drury University in Springfield, Missouri, pursuing a degree in mathematics, and later returned home to attend East Tennessee State University.

Stephanie began her career in financial services in 2004 within the banking industry, where she gained extensive experience across investments, lending, and underwriting. In 2016, she joined the ID Wealth team at its inception and played a key role in transitioning more than 100 family relationships to the firm.

Her passion for the investment side of the business led her to obtain her Series 65 license in 2018, allowing her to step into the role of Financial Advisor. In addition to advising clients, Stephanie supports the firm through operational leadership. She has continued to expand her expertise by earning her Life Insurance license in 2022 and the Retirement Income Certified Professional® (RICP®) designation in 2025.

With her depth of experience and commitment to client service, Stephanie focuses on helping individuals and families create personalized retirement and financial plans designed to achieve long-term goals while managing risk.

Family and friends are very important to Stephanie.  She loves to spend her free time with her wonderful husband Cody and amazing children, Lane, Eli, Jaylie & Micah.  Lane and Eli are actively involved in all sports, so Stephanie can usually be found at a baseball field, football field or basketball court.  Jaylie enjoys dance parties, makeovers and arts & crafts.  Micah enjoys movies and anything dinosaur related.  Besides being a crazy sports mom, dinosaur expert or fashionista, Stephanie also loves spending time cooking for her family, going on hikes, movie watching and “nerding out” with video games.