THE TEAM
Who We Are
Carrie Campbell, MBA
Executive Director
Carrie has been with the Truman Council since 2019. This year she has written 2award-winning grants for our communities worth over 3.4 million dollars. Carrie has been writing grants for over 25 years, starting when she was serving our country in the U.S. Navy. She also attended University of Notre Dame and holds a Masters in Accounting from Pittsburg State University. She is a wife, a mother, and a proud member of the Seneca Cayuga Nation.
417-540-2281
Olivia Spencer, AS
Finance Officer
Olivia is a long-time Webb City resident and graduated from Crowder College with an Associates in Business Administration. She brings excellent financial skills with eight years of banking experience, which is where she found her love of helping people.
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417-529-7518
Amanda Hampton, MBA
Community Planner
Amanda holds a Master’s degree in Human Resources and a Bachelor’s degree in Management and Marketing. She co-founded Ride for Autism Awareness, advocating for special needs programs and promoting inclusion. Amanda's passion for making a meaningful difference is evident in all her endeavors.
417-499-7758
Will Cline, AS
Transportation Planner
Will is a proud graduate of Missouri Southern State University, bringing a rich 19-year background in law enforcement to our team. His distinguished career includes serving as a police chief and spending the last 11 years as a dedicated city administrator. In this role, Will has excelled in project management and grant writing, driving numerous initiatives to success.
Born and raised in southwest Missouri, Will and his wife have raised their four children in the same community, instilling in them the values of hard work and dedication. His deep-rooted connection to small towns, coupled with his extensive professional experience, fuels his passion for helping our communities grow and flourish, no matter their size.
417-793-2450
Aaron Epperson
Senior Enviornmental Planner
Aaron holds an Associate Degree in General Studies from NEO A&M College and brings over 20 years of dedicated grant writing experience, primarily through his work with Tribes in Ottawa County. His extensive involvement with the Tribes has fostered a deep passion for community service and advocacy. Aaron is also a proud father of two wonderful children and a committed member of the Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma, embracing his heritage and values in all aspects of his work and life.
918-346-7951