BOSS CRUSH FEATURES
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Meet Black PR Girl Magic's August Boss Crush: Paris Tyler
"As a professional that grew most of my career as part of agency life, I was often the only or one of few Black women on accounts, let alone in the agency. It was a challenge because agency culture doesn't necessarily grow us or retain us."
Meet Black PR Girl Magic's July Boss Crush: Evan Seymour
"Making sure that I always execute with excellence. Making sure that I stay on top of industry trends. Making sure that I am always looking to be innovative. And in everything... being a champion for Black folks.”
Meet Black PR Girl Magic's May Boss Crush: Keeyah Johnson
“Black female excellence goes unnoticed every day, we live in a culture that doesn't always recognize our achievements.”
Meet Black PR Girl Magic's April Boss Crush: Mariah Baylor
“I was laid off from what seemed like a dream opportunity due to COVID-19, but thanks to my practice and ability to rely on myself, I’m still working and am thankful to have clients to service. Trouble doesn’t last always, but the ability to pivot and adapt has kept me in the game."
Meet Black PR Girl Magic's March Boss Crush: Regan Farley
“We have to create the table! And we have to sit around and bring others to it that may not have had the opportunity.”