02
May
Forbes Spotlight On: Tonya McKenzie
“As a gun violence and sexual assault survivor, I wanted to have a career that had an impact on the lives of victims.” ~Tonya McKenzie
26
Feb
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Tonya McKenzie, empowering positive PR through bold branding and leadership.
24
Dec
Tonya McKenzie of Sand and Shores -Bring on the “T” on the Tell Jeanell Podcast
Bring on the “T”. ~Tell Jeanell
24
Dec
Conscious Entrepreneurship: May I introduce Tonya McKenzie
One thing that I have learned is that when people of authority put you in a position to shine, they are trusting you to do well, excel, and represent them and their decision-making. They are trusting you with their reputation. Your job is to maximize your opportunity. ~Tonya McKenzie
20
Nov
When Law Enforcement Works
The depths of complex trauma never disappear, it fades but easily recalled in certain moments. ~Tonya McKenzie
27
Sep
Ladies, For Breonna Taylor We Must Do Better!
My heart hurt for Breonna, not because of the murder, but for the same reasons that my heart hurt for my mother. ~Tonya McKenzie
27
Aug
Recycle Your Pain
It’s physically challenging and emotionally draining to keep swimming through the waves with this weight pulling you down, limiting your strides. ~Tonya McKenzie
16
May
Our Youth & PTSD: More Common Than You Think
Original article published on Black Femme Epistemology By the time that I was 7 years old, I had watched my mother get shot, her boyfriend be killed, spent time in a Federal Witness Protection Program and time in a women’s prison for women with children because my mother perjured herself on the witness stand. IRead more about Our Youth & PTSD: More Common Than You Think[…]
16
May
7 Must-Follow LinkedIn Profiles for Public Relations Insights
“For 20+ years, she has been working with small businesses, personalities, non-profits and entrepreneurs with the philosophy that increasing positive exposure requires a large amount of activity, not a large budget.” ~Tonya McKenzie
16
Apr
Contemporary Racism Rears Its Ugly Head
It is not the kind of racism that will lock a door when they see you trying to come in. It is the kind of racism that questions your motives for walking in the door. ~Tonya McKenzie
12
Apr
Public Relations Consultant Helps Entrepreneurs Grow Their Brand Recognition
“Leaderhip is not being ego driven.” ~T. McKenzie
