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 Randy K. Johnson, Sr. President, Communications by Johnson, Inc CJC member since 1995 Randolph K. (Randy) Johnson, Sr. is a native of Washington, D.C. He is 57 years old and has been married for 39 years to his teenage sweetheart, Barbara. He has three children – Randy, Jr., Ginger and Cheryl – who all work in the family–owned business he founded in 1982, Communications by Johnson, Inc. The company sells, services and installs various types of telephone/voice and data communications systems. Communications by Johnson, Inc. currently has 14 employees and over 3,500 customers. It is nationally rated in the top 100 of similar companies. Mr. Johnson is a member of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church. He serves on the Parish Council, the Board of Catholic Charities and is a Eucharistic Minister. Mr. Johnson received an Associate of Arts degree in Business Administration from Palm Beach Community College, West Palm Beach, Florida. He studied Business and Political Science at the University of South Alabama and Electronic Engineering at the Capital Institution of Technology, Washington, D.C. Mr. Johnson has served his community through membership in the following organizations: Governor, Florida District of Kiwanis International; Palm Beach County Criminal Justice Commission (past Chairman); Board of Directors, Maritime Museum, West Palm Beach; Board of Directors, St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church Parish Council; Board of Directors, Villa Francian Catholic Housing; Board of Directors, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 1990-1992; Board of Directors, Hospice of Palm BeachCounty, 1988-1993; Board of Directors, Northern Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce, 1988-1992. Communications by Johnson, Inc. has received the following awards: Black Citizen Coalition Business Service Award, 1989; South Florida Journal Top 25 Telephone Companies, 1989-1997; Suncoast Chamber of Commerce Retail Firm of the Year, 1988; Teleconnect Top 100 Interconnect Telephone Company, 1987-1997; Suncoast Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year Finalist, 1987; Tri-County Chapter of National Business League Business of the Year, 1986; and Minority Business Council Business of the Year, 1985. |
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