SBC Advertising
Samantha Parrish has extensive experience in marketing and communications. Samantha most recently worked as a Marketing Manager at ReVision LASIK and Cataract Surgery, where they were responsible for strategic leadership, developing marketing plans, generating patient growth, and coordinating promotional events. Prior to that, they worked as a Creative Project Manager at SBC Advertising, overseeing workflow management and ensuring cohesive project vision. Samantha has also served as the Director of Marketing at OUAC, Inc., planning and executing strategic marketing and design initiatives for retail concepts. Additionally, Samantha has experience in the non-profit sector as the Director of Marketing & Communications at The Works, where they developed marketing campaigns and maintained positive public relations. Samantha began their career at Hague Quality Water, International as a Marketing Coordinator & Graphic Designer, designing product packaging and serving as a creative services liaison. Samantha started their career as a Communications Coordinator at Pataskala Oaks Care Center, where they developed partnerships, executed marketing campaigns, and coordinated events.
Samantha Parrish earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Communication Studies from Ohio Dominican University, where they attended from 1998 to 2002.
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SBC Advertising
“We’re really going to move the needle.” “This video is going to go viral.” “We speak Millennial.” “Let’s tap into the zeitgeist.” Agency speak is mostly BS. There, we said it. When clients look for a partner to move business forward, cliché and obvious are the last things they need. We believe it’s time to start thinking – and communicating – differently. Our aim is to say what we mean and show real results. Plain and simple. Because ultimately, the work is about the clients. The brands. The businesses. And making people give a damn about them. Sure, everyone needs to stand out in a crowd – but there’s a lot of noise out there. So, let’s do it for the right reasons. Not just because of a stunt, but because of something that actually makes a brand different. A reason people will care. Changing consumer behavior through unexpected strategy and bold creative. That’s our jam. You in?