Brennan Nevada Johnson
Founder and CEO at Brennan Nevada Inc.
Expertise: Public relations
Education: St. John's University

Brennan Nevada Johnson is the founder and CEO of Brennan Nevada Inc., a PR and media relations partner with over a decade of experience working with tech companies and startups.

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Here’s Why Business Owners Should Always Celebrate Small Wins
Too often, we let little moments of success go unnoticed. Here’s why that’s a mistake.
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Thinking of Expanding Your Small Tech Business? Think Again.
Small bestows benefits on founders and clients.
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Here’s Why Business Lunches Still Matter
Our expert explains how in-person lunch meetings have transformed her business.
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How to Turn Your Internship Into a Full-Time Job
Meet people and make deadlines and keep smiling.
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Here’s Why You Should Attend Tech Conferences in Person
You’ll meet more people and have more fun, to start.
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How to Tell Your Boss to Stop Doing Your Job
Your boss is a micromanager. That stinks. Here’s how to deal.
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Black Women, Here’s What You Must Do to Get to the Top
Our expert talked to five successful Black women to get their advice on careers. Here’s what they said.
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Do You Have What It Takes to Be an Entrepreneur?
Ask yourself these questions before you quit your day job.
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7 Ways Job Hopping Can Boost Your Career
Job hopping can help you make more money, learn more skills and chase your own career dreams.
A person looking scared. Avoid PR mistakes by hiring a professional and taking their advice.
4 Scary PR Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Nobody wants a message to go viral for the wrong reasons. Right?
A person sitting in moonlight. Moonlighting helps employees make extra money and fulfill their dreams.
Love Your Employees? Then Let Them Moonlight.
They’ll be happier. And that can mean good things for your company.
a Black businessperson at a computer. Hiring Black-owned vendors and visiting Black-owned businesses can help build wealth in the Black community.
4 Ways to Support Black-Owned Businesses That Actually Work
Hint: They involve putting your money, time and advocacy where your mouth is.