Samantha Goldstein is the Director of Sales at TeamBonding, where she’s spent nearly seven years helping organizations build stronger, more connected teams through fun, impactful experiences. From Fortune 500 companies like Google and Tesla to small businesses, she works closely with clients to match them with the perfect team building event, from Charity Bike Builds to Corporate Survivor games. Samantha has held several roles at TeamBonding, including Sales Team Lead and Regional Manager, and brings a strong background in client success from her time at ZeroCater and Teach For America. A graduate of The George Washington University, she combines strategic insight with a deep passion for people. She’s seen firsthand how laughter and shared experiences can transform workplace dynamics, and she’s here to help make that happen for your team!
Get to know Sam
My favorite part of working for TeamBonding is that everyone here truly has a voice and plays a part, it is a real team effort. We’re constantly iterating, creating, and customizing — and (don’t quote me) but we rarely ever say no. I love what we do: bringing people together and creating unforgettable experiences.
This is such a hard question, I’ve changed my answer so many times!
My favorite event is Beat the Box because it literally requires collaboration to succeed. Every team has part of the solution, so the only way to win is by communicating, trusting each other, and combining strengths, which is exactly what great teams do.
Monica Geller from Friends
The ultimate planner – organized, passionate, thrives under pressure, loves events.
- Tilly (My French Bulldog – emotional support, morale booster, and entertainment.)
- The most recent winner of Survivor (Because let’s be honest, I am not surviving out there on my own.)
- A year’s supply of Dunkin’ iced coffee (Caffeine is not optional. Ever.)
“Buy Dirt” by Jordan Davis & Luke Bryan
It’s about investing in the people around you. We’re a team that believes in building something meaningful together and celebrating each other’s wins along the way.
I’d go to Africa: start with a bucket-list safari experience and then unwind in the Seychelles with those unreal beaches and views.
If I could only eat one cuisine forever, I’d choose Japanese food. Give me fluffy pancakes and strawberries for breakfast, omakase sushi for lunch and wagyu for dinner, and the desserts? I will happily live like this forever.
If I could choose any superpower, I’d pick teleportation. Imagine being able to go anywhere instantly: morning coffee in Paris, lunch (and margs!) in Mexico, dinner in the sky in Dubai. I would have finished the JetBlue 25×25 challenge a lot faster.
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