Samantha Johnson is a strategic advisor, business leader, and founder of My Samantha — a 1:1 advisory practice built on a single premise: most people aren’t stuck, they’re being played. Drawing on more than 15 years of experience working with over 500 companies and a background spanning Military TS/SCI Intelligence, Psychology, Business Administration, and Accounting, Ms. Johnson has become a trusted resource for high-performers navigating pivotal moments in their professional and personal lives. In 2026, she channeled that expertise into My Samantha, where she works directly with clients to identify the game running their situation
Since 2021, Ms. Johnson has been active as the vice president of strategy and business relations at P.S. Business Services Inc., a company she co-founded in 2014 alongside her mother, Peggy, also a career accountant, with the initial mission of providing bookkeeping services to businesses across the country. Over time, she transitioned into a strategic role, focused on helping the company stay ahead of industry trends and anticipate market needs. She has since played an instrumental role in shaping the firm’s strategic direction and helping to remain competitive in an evolving marketplace.
Under Ms. Johnson’s leadership, the company experienced significant growth, expanding its client base from its initial roster to nearly 175 businesses nationwide with minimal advertising. Through her work, she has been pivotal in developing new marketing strategies and building a national network with Certified Public Accountants, further solidifying the company’s reputation for innovation and client-centered solutions. A defining achievement in her career was her foresight in transitioning the company to remote operations five years before the COVID-19 pandemic—the early adoption of remote work not only ensured business continuity during unprecedented times but also positioned the company as a forward-thinking leader within its industry.
Prior to launching her career, Ms. Johnson was active as a certified pharmacy technician across medical centers and served in the U.S. Air Force from 2010 to 2013, during which she earned an associate degree in intelligence studies and technology, and a Bachelor of Arts in psychology and a Master of Business Administration from Ashford University. She found success as an instructor sensor operator for the Global Hawk at Northrop Grumman—leveraging her intelligence background from her time in the military—and a program specialist at the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, between 2013 and 2014, before bolstering her credentials further by attaining a Bachelor of Arts in accounting from Ashford University in 2015. She credits much of her success to her father, Charles, who provided her with the insight and knowledge needed to make good decisions in her life, as well as the ambition to refuse to settle and to strive for something greater in spite of any challenges.
When Ms. Johnson started P.S. Business Services, it was largely out of love and passion for her parents. From a young age, her goal was to ensure they would be well cared for in their later years and not have to worry about financial matters. Co-founding the business with her mother has been a particularly significant achievement for her. Her mother’s passion has always been bookkeeping, but after she lost her job, her mother faced tough times—prompting Ms. Johnson to step in to help build the business. Now, thanks to her efforts, she has made it possible to care for her family. With this dream realized, Ms. Johnson is now focusing on pursuing her own passion.
Looking ahead, Ms. Johnson is channeling her extensive background in strategy, finance, and business development into growing My Samantha into a trusted national consulting resource. She remains deeply committed to meeting people at pivotal moments in their professional and personal lives—offering the kind of practical, grounded guidance that transforms ambition into action. With a career defined by foresight, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to those she serves, Ms. Johnson’s next chapter may prove to be her most impactful yet.