Sam Taylor

Sam Taylor has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. In 2018, they joined WaterAid as a Senior Engagement Officer, where they co-ran a global civil society coalition to campaign for the rights to water and sanitation. They were responsible for coordinating campaign activities, managing internal and external communications, and representing the organization on webinars. Prior to this, Sam worked as a Media Team Assistant for WaterAid. In 2017, Sam worked as a freelance journalist and audio editor for the Financial Times, writing live reviews and creating audio content for the popular "Life of a Song" column. They also had an editorial internship at the Financial Times, where they fact-checked, proofread, and assisted with podcast recordings. Sam gained experience in editorial work during a work placement with Tindle Newspapers Ltd, where they wrote articles on arts, sports, and social issues. Additionally, Sam served as the Review Editor for London Student co-operative, managing a team of sub-editors and arranging press access to high-profile events. They also worked as an English Tutor, helping students improve their grades, and as a freelance data analyst for Unison, where they analyzed and organized data from a nationwide survey.

Sam Taylor attended Dartford Grammar School from 2007 to 2014. During this time, no specific degree or field of study is mentioned. Then, from 2014 to 2017, Sam attended UCL where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. Additionally, Sam has obtained certifications including the Duke Of Edinburgh Silver & Bronze Award from the Duke Of Edinburgh Award Scheme and the International Baccalaureate. The specific months and years of these certifications are not provided.