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San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California

Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta, Georgia

San Antonio, Texas

Led creative and interactive practices for clients including JW Marriott, VIA International Airport, Exelon, The Claro Group, Airrosti Pain Treatment Centers, Southwest Airlines, International Bank of Commerce, Schlumberger, and the San Antonio Police Department, the San Antonio Tricentennial Commission. Also played a lead role in strategic development for the agency as well as new business.

Dallas, Tx

Led interactive strategy development for brands including Bud Light and KFC. Creative clients include AB-InBev, Pepsi, Yum Brands and the Museum of Fine Arts of St. Petersburg (Best of Show at the 2013 Andy Awards). Played key role in new businesses pitches for major agencies, and consulted with agencies on how best to structure themselves to integrate interactive into their overall offering.

Chicago, Illinois

Headed up global interactive creative practice that spanned 40 offices in 30 countries. Core member of the agency’s new business team and major contributor to strategic and creative initiatives in both interactive and traditional media. Work honored by Communication Arts, the Webby Awards, and the New York International Festivals, among others. Wrote for Media Week, Advertising Age and other publications. Featured speaker at the International Advertising Festival at Cannes.

Chicago, Illinois

Headed up the interactive practice in the largest office of the Draft FCB network. Oversaw a department of 75 and played a key role in a number of significant new business wins, including Qwest and Disney.

Dallas, Tx

Led the creative department of the largest agency in the Tribal DDB Worldwide network. In November 2005, Advertising Age honored the agency’s Pepsi work with an award for Best Corporate Marketing Web Site of the Year. Johnson was the only creative singled out in the February 2006 Adweek article that named Tribal DDB as Interactive Agency of the Year. Doritos work was honored at Cannes in 2005. Viral work for happytaxday.com was honored at 2006 One Show. Numerous other awards and honors include Webbys, Addys, Web Awards, Ad Tech Awards, and multiple citations as Macromedia “Cool Site of the Day.”Played a central role in the agency’s new business efforts that contributed to a top-line revenue increase of 195% and profit (before tax) increase of 595% during his tenure. Key account wins include Wal-Mart, AT&T, Exxon-Mobil, Chili’s and Arby’s. Cheetos work produced the highest ROI of any advertising done for any Frito-Lay brand in 2005. Site traffic at cheetos.com increased by a factor of three and the average site visit went to more than 17 minutes.Wrote regularly for Adweek, Advertising Age and Campaigns Magazine in London. Spoke on branded entertainment at Ad Tech in New York and at a conference on creativity in Santiago, Chile. Work has been regularly featured in Creativity, Shoot, Adweek, Advertising Age, the New York Times, Campaigns (London), Contagious (London), ClickZ, iMedia Connection and AdCritic.com.

Dallas, Tx

Oversaw all creative on the United States Air Force account and on numerous Pepsico beverages. Played a key role in winning the Frito-Lay account.

Albuquerque, Nm

Managed a staff of 20 creatives and dramatically improved the quality of the work at New Mexico’s largest advertising agency. Earned spots in the One Show, Communication Arts, Cannes, London International Awards, National Addy Awards, Archive, Step, How, Applied Arts and Print, among others. Instrumental in numerous new business wins. Accounts included New Mexico Tourism, Berkeley Farms Dairy, Creamland Dairy, Rainbow Foods, Food 4 Less, PNM, Los Alamos National Bank, St. Joseph Hospital, Giant Gasoline and Convenience Stores, United Blood Services, Las Campanas Development Corporation, New Mexico Traffic Safety Bureau.

Dallas, Tx

Led integrated creative team on the $80 million United States Air Force account. Helped increase the Air Force’s lead generation by more than 100% and made a substantial contribution to the achievement of overall branding and recruitment goals. In addition played a key role in the agency’s win of the global Fujitsu business worth more than $150 million a year. Traveled frequently to Japan as part of the Fujitsu team. Additional accounts included Subaru (interactive), Bahamas Tourism (interactive), EDS, TyCom, Unisys, and Ashton Woods Homes.

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