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Aimee Johnson
Seasoned Marketing & Business Executive
Aimee Johnson is a senior digital and marketing executive with extensive experience in customer-centric innovation and solutions.1 She currently serves as a Strategic Advisor at Atypical AI, an innovative artificial intelligence and learning science lab focused on edtech.1
Career Highlights
Atypical AI: As a Strategic Advisor at Atypical AI since June 2023, Johnson advises on:
- Personalized learning solutions using AI
- AI tools for measuring student success
- Empowering educators and learners with AI-enabled content creation and collaboration tools
- Creating accessible and safe AI experiences
- Developing user-friendly and engaging AI interfaces1
Previous Roles:
- Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) at Zillow Group (2018-2022)
- Vice President of Strategic Coffee Initiatives at Starbucks (2008-2011)
- Director of Coffee Strategy and Innovation at Starbucks (2004-2008)
Achievements
At Zillow Group, Johnson:
- Led a company-wide transformation initiative
- Grew the marketing team by 64%
- Launched Zillow's first brand campaign during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Achieved a 43% increase in year-over-year visits through 20201
At Starbucks, she:
- Played a key role in bringing VIA and Clover brewing systems to market
- Reinvented the instant coffee segment with VIA, generating over $150 million in global first-year sales
- Launched innovative products and drove double-digit growth in the Whole Bean/Brewed Coffee category1
Johnson's expertise in marketing, innovation, and customer-centric strategies has made her a valuable asset to Atypical AI as they work to revolutionize the edtech industry through artificial intelligence and learning science.12
Highlights
Oct 3 · youtube.com
An Exercise in Whole-Brain Marketing – Aimee Johnson - YouTube
Aug 23 · GeekWire
Former Starbucks engineering exec joins education-focused AI ... - GeekWire
Aug 22 · geekwire.com
Former Starbucks engineering exec joins education-focused AI ...
May 10 · The Australian Financial Review
Zillow Group's Rich Barton on how his audacious goal turned into a big, hairy failure - The Australian Financial Review