JBJ Marketing CEO Willis Johnson's tireless drive propels him to continually seek out new opportunities for his clients and for his own improvement.

Currently, he prepares all promotional items and events for JBJ marketing. Additionally, he directs all marketing, sales and business development efforts for WAI-WIZE. He has shared his unique perspective with Dallas listeners for almost 30 years as the Morning Show host for Service Broadcasting Corp, where he also works as the Program/Promotions Director and supervises on-air talent and sales/promotions activities.

With 28 years in broadcasting, advertising, marketing and sales, Mr. Johnson benefits his clients by bringing extensive customer and business acumen. Previously at Brown & Johnson Production Company, Mr. Johnson acted as Executive Producer where he produced a nationally syndicated show called IMPACT. This show served in 65 markets and aired 1994-1999.

He has appeared on such nationally-known shows and news broadcasts as the Phil Donahue Show, Good Morning America and CBS Evening News. The USA Today, New York Times and other publications have featured articles on him.

Willis earned a bachelors degree in Business/Communication from the East Texas State University. Paul Quinn College awarded him a Honorary Doctorate after he created and coordinated a $1 million college fundraising campaign.

In 199, Mr. Johnson received the Willow Award Winner from the Dallas Black Chamber for service to the business community. He also received the NAACP's Craft Award given to Dallas' Outstanding Community Service Citizen.

Managing Partner:

BJ Johnson is the existing partner of JBJ Marketing with his father Willis Johnson. He currently shares the duties of marketing and consulting with his father. This company primarily works with minority businesses in an effort to link them with large companies.

BJ recently was a part of the National Football League where he spent a year playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and also his first two years with the Denver Broncos. BJ was a very polished and tough wide receiver who spent his entire rookie season rehabilitating a left ankle injury suffered in training camp.
He was placed on injured reserve Aug. 30, 2004, with a left ankle injury

Johnson was a Parade All-American at South Grand Prairie High School in Grand Prairie, Texas, and was tabbed as the top receiver on that prestigious squad. He also earned first-team All-America honors from USA Today which enabled him to receive a scholarship from The University of Texas.

Johnson was a huge part of bringing the University of Texas back to there prestigious days. He teamed with Roy Williams of the Detroit Lions and Sloan Thomas of the New York Jets to make the best wide receiver trio to ever come through The University of Texas. He is 1, 2, or 3 on every receiving record at the school sharing them with his good friend Roy Williams.  BJ also set seven Longhorns freshman receiving records, including most receptions (41).

BJ Johnson has a made smooth transition into the business world where he enjoys working along side his father who has been a major activist and community leader in the City of Dallas. BJ is currently the Director of Marketing for Wai-Wize where his father is the CEO of the company. He also enjoys conducting football camps for kids who love the game of football and life. Johnson stresses education as a focal point for his campers. He also appreciates having his NFL friends to take time out of there busy schedules to attend his camps and being able to teach the game of football and life.