ABOUT

The Tawni Logues, LLC is a boutique communications firm helping to build brands and companies through sharp and strategic writing and editing services. The company specializes in unique approaches to getting each client’s point across seamlessly. 

TAWNI S. FEARS

Tawni Fears is the owner of a boutique communications firm, The Tawni Logues, LLC. She is a proud graduate of Clark Atlanta University and was chosen as an inaugural honoree for their 40 under 40 Award. Tawni has handled writing and editing for clients such as Smucker’s, AT&T, Kevin Byard of the Tennessee Titans, WNBA players, the Atlanta Falcons, Ambassador Andrew Young, startup companies, and young professionals. Her extensive clientele list includes reaching four countries. Tawni Fears was recognized by the Atlanta Tribune as a rising businesswoman to watch. Complex Magazine also highlighted her company during Women’s History Month. She has also been honored by Who’s Who in Black Atlanta and as a Who’s Who in Black Atlanta Emerging Leader. She is a proud member of the Atlanta Black Chambers and leads communication efforts for their Women’s League. Tawni has appeared on Atlanta’s 1380 WAOK and two other radio stations, sharing her story and discussing black businesses. Additionally, she has delivered the keynote address on several occasions. She is also the curator of the Resume and Networking (RAN) Workshop. It is a program that enhances vital skill sets for mainly students and professionals. The workshop has reached over one thousand students, three colleges, and two states.

Tawni Fears’ first professional opportunities tied in her two loves, music and writing, when she was given a chance to work with gospel artist Kierra Sheard and Grammy award-winning songwriter PJ Morton. She assisted the artists with press releases and event write-ups. She wrote for AllHipHop.com and has had articles in Rolling Out, Oh Brides Magazine, and the Atlanta Tribune. She has interviewed Big Daddy Kane, Mike Muse of President Obama’s National Finance Committee, Professor Griff of Public Enemy, Grammy-winning producer and songwriter Rico Love, and others. One of her most valued roles is being a mentor and volunteering through various organizations. Being successful is about helping others find their way, too, Tawni Fears strongly believes.

Professional Recognitions:
Under 30 Following the Vision – Honorable Mention/Feature in Atlanta Tribune Magazine – Rising Businesswoman to Watch/10 plus print and online magazine features/2017 Who’s Who in Black Atlanta
2018 Emerging Leader (Inaugural)/Complex Magazine – Women’s History Month Feature                   

Clark Atlanta University – Inaugural 40 under 40