Johnie Hampton

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About Johnie Hampton

Johnie Hampton, CEO and founder of Hampton Creative, brings over 20 years of experience leading innovative design and marketing projects. Under his leadership, Hampton Creative has partnered with prominent clients such as SeaWorld, Kennywood, Lake Compounce, Busch Gardens, QuikTrip, and Folds of Honor, while his expertise in brand development, environmental design, and fundraising have helped raise millions for organizations worldwide. Johnie’s leadership is rooted in nurturing the talents and potential of those around him, helping them grow and excel while crafting creative solutions that resonate with our clients and their audiences. One of Johnie’s creative passions is placemaking—designing immersive environments that leave a lasting impact. His love for placemaking was inspired by nearly two decades of family visits to Disney Parks & SeaWorld where he developed a deep appreciation for creating unforgettable guest experiences. This inspiration helps drive our work in amusement parks and attractions, where Hampton Creative’s projects have been featured in USA Today’s Top 10 attractions and exhibits. The agency has also earned multiple local, regional, and national ADDY awards, including Best of Show, with over 10 of its designs published in multiple editions of Logo Lounge. Hampton Creative has also worked with leading non-profits such as John 3:16 Mission, The Spring (human trafficking victim shelter), Child Abuse Network (CAN), and the Tulsa Dream Center. These causes hold a special place in Johnie’s heart, as his commitment to helping those in need is central to both his professional and personal life. In addition to the agency’s success, Johnie serves in various leadership roles, including Chairman of the ORU Alumni Board, Advisory Board Chair for ORU’s Fenimore Fisher College of Business, and board member for both InTouch Ministries and World Compassion. He also serves as COO of Brotherhood Breakfast, a non-profit dedicated to guiding men in their journey of faith, and has played an instrumental role on planning and advisory boards for both secondary and collegiate institutions.