Glorious Johnson
Jacksonville

Commissioner/Councilwoman Johnson has been an elected official since 2003. Prior to becoming an elected official, Commissioner/Councilwoman Glorious Johnson was an educator, in which she taught music in the public school system. Later, she became an instructor at the college level, teaching business courses. She is a well-known motivational speaker in which she has spoken to groups from 1 to 53,000.

She received her Bachelor Degree from Jacksonville University in Music as a concert pianist, her first Master Degree was from Nova Southeastern University (Ft. Lauderdale, FL.), in School Administration and Supervision; and her second Master Degree came from Teachers College/Columbia University (New York City), majoring in Educational Administration/Organizational Leadership.

Commissioner/Councilwoman Johnson was appointed to the Florida Commission on the Status of Women by Governor Charlie Crist. Glorious has one daughter, Stephanie and one grandson.