About Me

Angela T. Jones is a published author, a gifted speaker, a credited movie producer, and a Detroit Correspondent Blogger for Six Brown Chicks. She has decades of experience in radio, Artist Management and other areas of the entertainment and media industries. 

Angela's last book “Breaking Through the Black Ceiling”, which is a guide for black entrepreneurs struggling to reach black consumers, is a tribute to her late mentor and Detroit Fashion Designer, Mark England. 

Since 2008, Angela has been featured in articles in Rolling Out Magazine, Salon World USA Magazine, Detroit CEO Magazine, Front Page Detroit, Newsvine, Houston Business Examiner, The Network Journal, BlogHer, MadameNoire.com and BLAC Magazine, along with several others. 

Angela T. Jones was listed in Who’s Who In Black Detroit for her accomplishments in 2012, 2013 and 2015, was nominated for the Michigan Chronicle’s 40 Under 40, and was the recipient of the first Confident Woman Award, presented to her by Jocelyn Giangrande. 

For several years, Angela planned and funded women-centric events in Detroit, including an official annual International Women's Day Event every March. 

Angela T. Jones has interviewed over three hundred subject matter experts, entrepreneurs and celebrities, from Detroit and other cities, including Gail Perry Mason, Patrice C. Washington,  Tamara Bubble, Tracey Baker-Simmons (Being Bobby Brown, Love Match Atlanta), Tobias Truvillion (First Wives Club), Ro Parrish, Elijah Connor, Troy Byer (B.A.P.S), DJ Scratch (Producer, DJ, Wu Tang Clan), Chris Rob (Composer, The Upshaws), Aria Moody (A League of Their Own) and many more. 

After taking time away from entertainment and media to focus on family, Angela has returned to the position of Managing Editor of Detroit CEO Magazine, where she also hosts the companion podcast, In Conversation with Angela T. Jones.