Sam Koslowski

Sam Koslowski has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. In 2014, they founded Instasam Inc and served as the Founding Director until 2016. During this time, they managed the company and its operations. In addition, from 2014 to 2017, they worked as a Non-Executive Director for March of the Living, organizing trips to Poland for Australian high school students and working with holocaust survivors.

From 2016 to 2017, Sam served as a Law Clerk at Addisons, gaining practical experience in the legal field. Simultaneously, they were elected as Vice President of the UNSW Media Society, where they supported students studying journalism and media-related fields.

In 2017, Sam co-founded The Daily Aus and took on the role of Co-Founder. As a part of this venture, they contributed to the establishment and growth of the company. Sam also worked as a Summer Law Clerk at Allens from 2017 to 2018, gaining exposure to legal practice.

From 2018 to 2021, Sam served as a Lawyer at Allens, where they worked on legal matters until February 2021. Additionally, in 2018, they worked as a Legal Assistant at UNSW, focusing on human rights and refugee issues.

Before entering the legal field, Sam worked for over four years at FOX SPORTS Australia as a Digital Customer Specialist and Journalist. Sam'sresponsibilities included managing customer support for the Watch AFL Global project and leading a team of casual staff.

Throughout their career, Sam has demonstrated strong interpersonal skills, emotional understanding, and a sophisticated understanding of migration and human rights legislation. Sam has also been involved in media activities, such as writing about human rights and refugee crises in Syria.

Sam Koslowski completed their Bachelor of Law / Bachelor of Media (Communications & Journalism) degree at UNSW from 2014 to 2018. In 2018, they also attended Columbia University for a short course in Human Rights Law. Prior to their university education, Sam studied at Emanuel School from 2005 to 2012.