Joia J. Williamson

A Journalist, Content Strategist & Content Creator for all things!

United States

Previously, I worked for the St. Louis American Newspaper as a community reporter. A Content Creator and Account Manager for UberEATS after launching 14 cities. Over five years, I worked at Whole Foods Market as a culture content strategist, copywriter, and copy editor. My goal is to help corporations communicate with their employees through Internal Communications, create content for everyone to understand, and assist with DEI efforts so everyone can be themselves in the workplace.

To partner with me email me at [email protected]

Portfolio
Whole Foods Market-Retail Ops
08/26/2021
Whole Voices Newsletter

Created the Mission Statement for Diversity & Inclusion Group

Thesagemag
02/14/2021
Nomads Swimwear by Taylor P. Long on The Sage Journal -

"Taylor Long saw an opportunity to change the game in fashion while highlighting women who have real sizes and curves. Being a model herself, she knew that confidence and sex appeal is absolute for full-figured women and wanted to see a platform that embraced that.

Un-ruly
un'ruly | hair story: best celebrity hair of 2014

How did December roll around SO quickly?! It seems like just yesterday we assembled our list of hair-newsmakers for 2013. Well, Team Un'ruly has once again hand picked its favorite celeb hair do's of the year. Check out who our lovely contributors chose as 2014's best hair styles and vote on who's crown should take home the honorary un'ruly crown.

St. Louis American
08/18/2010
Kyle Burton is a million dollar scholar

Kyle R. Burton was driven and did not want to lay a burden on his parents in paying for his college education. So he accumulated over $1 million in scholarship offers from different colleges and universities, plus additional funds from various organizations. "I'm glad that my parents don't have to deal with me being a [...]

St. Louis American
Pampering is the business at Feel Worthy Aesthetics

"Everyone wants to look good and feel good," explained Worthy, who is in her second year of owning and operating her own business. "My goal is that whenever a client leaves my business, not only do they look and feel good, but they also have the information that they need to main their skin's health."