Davy Hartman Campbell, the founder of Fulfillment Plus, has been named Kansas State University’s Phil Howe Alumnus Entrepreneur of the Year for 2016.

Hartman Campbell will receive the award during an event this afternoon at K-State’s Business Building lecture hall. It’s part of the school’s Entrepreneurship Speaker Series.

Fulfillment Plus, based in North Kansas City, opened for business in 1999 and offers a range of marketing services, including fulfillment, printing, direct mail, loyalty programs and more.

“Davy Hartman Campbell is most deserving of the K-State Alumni Entrepreneur of the Year Award, not only because of her business acumen and entrepreneurial spirit to start and grow a small business, but also because of her limitless generosity and enthusiasm to help and inspire others to be their best,” said Amy Button Renz, president of the K-State Alumni Association.

“After working for a marketing company for several years and seeking advice from her mentors, Davy recognized the need for a marketing fulfillment service dedicated to small and mid-size businesses and nonprofit organizations,” Button Renz said in a release. “With a vision, a plan and determination, she started Fulfillment Plus based on the principles of building client relationships, earning client trust and delivering services and products that exceed client expectations in quality, creativity and reliability.”

Hartman Campbell holds degrees in business administration and modern languages from K-State.

Fulfillment Plus is a past recipient of the 25 Under 25® Award from Thinking Bigger Business Media.