Samuel Johnson

Samuel Johnson has a diverse work experience in various roles within the marketing and retail industries.

Samuel most recently worked at VOLCOM as a Digital Content and Marketing Coordinator. Prior to that, they served as a Marketing and eCommerce Coordinator at Watermen Brand, where they were responsible for digital marketing, content planning, and social media strategy. Samuel also developed and tested promotional strategies to drive customer acquisition and engagement.

Before that, Samuel worked as an Assistant Buyer at Prooflab, where they analyzed industry trends, managed inventory, and implemented merchandising strategies. Samuel also opened new accounts and served as a point of contact for representatives.

Earlier in their career, Samuel gained experience in retail sales and digital media production at MATUSE, INC., where they responsible for daily operations and assisted with digital marketing campaigns. Samuel also worked as a Social Media Marketing Intern at Ovan Eyewear, where they assisted with planning and executing marketing campaigns across digital platforms.

Samuel's experience also includes working as a Retail Sales and Private Surf Instructor at Rusty Surfboards Del Mar, where they managed sales transactions, provided customer service, and produced digital media.

Samuel also served as a Committee Member for the Concert For The Coast at The Surfrider Foundation, where they were involved in planning and promoting a benefit concert event. Additionally, they gained experience as a Media Production Intern at Matuse, Inc., where they created content for the company's website and social media channels.

Samuel Johnson's education history includes their enrollment at UC Santa Barbara from 2016 to 2020, where they pursued a degree in Film and Media Studies. During their time at UC Santa Barbara, their field of study focused on Film and Media Studies. In 2019, they also attended the University of Otago for a brief period, where they focused on Media Studies and Communications. The field of study for their time at the University of Otago is unspecified.