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Date
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Publication
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Headline
and Abstract
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| 3/22/01 |
Investor's
Business Daily |
Some companies
encourage telecommuting
"Johnson & Co., a technology marketing and
public relations firm based in Salt Lake City, has 17
associates. They work from their homes in places like
Princeton, N.J.; Richmond, Va.; Ridgeland, Miss.; and
Durham, N.C.
" 'Clients are interested in results; they don't
care about glitzy offices. We're using technology in
creative ways to connect people,' said company founder
Jennifer Johnson."
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from the article
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| 3/12/01 |
The
Industry Standard |
Look Before
You Leap
"Jennifer Johnson decided to drop out of corporate
America on the way to meet her husband at the airport.
..."
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the article |
| 2/8/01 |
SmallBusinessDepot |
There
are some big advantages to running a virtual company
... But, there are also challenges ... SmallBusinessDepot
talked with Jennifer Johnson, who faced those same
issues when she started her high-tech public relations
firm, Johnson & Co., The Virtual Agency, three
years ago.
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| 2/5/01 |
Courier-Journal |
Working
@ home: Networks, Web sites support mothers who make that
choice
"TWO CHRISTMASES ago, Jennifer J. Johnson found a
way to bond with her staff of nearly 20 work-at-home moms
scattered across four time zones. 'I gave everybody company
pajamas, just to kind of have fun with the whole telecommuting
idea,' said the founder of Johnson & Company, a Utah marketing
and public-relations firm. 'I ordered from Victoria's
Secret some fuchsia pajamas, because our color is power
pink, and we put our logo on them.'"
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to read full text at Courier-Journal.com |
| Jan/Feb 2001 |
Business
Advisor |
Managing
the Virtual Company
"While many companies use the Internet to promote
their business, few actually "build" their headquarters
on the Internet. An exception is Johnson & Company
(www.joandco.com), a high-tech public relations
and marketing agency that dubs itself The Virtual Agency."
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| 12/29/00 |
Deseret News |
Collegians
want work/life balance
Jennifer Johnson, president and founder of Johnson & Company,
The Virtual Agency!, replicated a national survey of 3,000
students done by JobTrak.com with 150 business students
at Brigham Young University.
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