Johnson is the executive director of the Alliance for Worker Freedom, which promotes free and open markets and fights legislation the group considers anti-worker. He is originally from Rocky Mount, N.C., and he has lived in the Washington area since 2006, currently in Georgetown.
What did you do before joining the Alliance for Worker Freedom? I was the grass-roots campaign director in North Carolina for the Bush/Cheney campaign in 2004. Then I moved to Brussels, Belgium, got a degree from the business school ICHEC in international trade and economic development. Then I came back to North Carolina and started grad school, and then went to Washington, D.C., and finished grad school at George Washington University.
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