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Alexandria Johnson, a dynamic entrepreneur rooted in Austin, has etched her mark as an influencer partnership strategist, community builder, and champion of empowering black girls and women. With an unwavering commitment to her family legacy as proprietor of Johnny's Antiques, the iconic establishment on East 6th Street, Alex's journey has unfolded through the creation of her own agency and the revival of her family's business. Her fervor for empowerment has birthed transformative platforms like BlackOwnedAustin and the NotYourTokenBlackGirl Podcast, illuminating her profound dedication to fostering positive change.
In this dialogue, we peel back the layers on:
Alex discusses her work in influencer marketing, her passion for empowering black girls and women, and her involvement in maintaining her family's legacy as owners of Johnny's Antiques. Alex shares her experiences working in her community and the importance of loyalty in business. She also talks about the influence of Austin on her style and persona.
π§π Don't forget to rate and review this episode to support the best in podcasting! ππ§
Host: Rob Lee
Music: Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard and TeTresSeis.
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Alexandria Johnson, a dynamic entrepreneur rooted in Austin, has etched her mark as an influencer partnership strategist, community builder, and champion of empowering black girls and women. With an unwavering commitment to her family legacy as proprietor of Johnny's Antiques, the iconic establishment on East 6th Street, Alex's journey has unfolded through the creation of her own agency and the revival of her family's business. Her fervor for empowerment has birthed transformative platforms like BlackOwnedAustin and the NotYourTokenBlackGirl Podcast, illuminating her profound dedication to fostering positive change.
In this dialogue, we peel back the layers on:
Alex discusses her work in influencer marketing, her passion for empowering black girls and women, and her involvement in maintaining her family's legacy as owners of Johnny's Antiques. Alex shares her experiences working in her community and the importance of loyalty in business. She also talks about the influence of Austin on her style and persona.
π§π Don't forget to rate and review this episode to support the best in podcasting! ππ§
Host: Rob Lee
Music: Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard and TeTresSeis.
Production:
Photos:
Support the podcast

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