About Tequilla White

Tequilla White is the Founder and Principal Publicist of TWPR, a full service communications consultancy that specializes in amplifying the stories of purpose-driven brands. Her client roster reflects her caliber — CURLFEST, REC Philly, poetry me, please, Microsoft, Mimconnect, CultureCon, T1 Entertainment & Sports, The Black Man Can, D&AD Shift, PR Girl Manifesto Yo Soy AfroLatina, ABF Creative, philosophy, AARP Foundation and the Verizon Foundation are just a few of the brands that have entrusted Tequilla and her strategic approach to storytelling and social impact.

With nearly a decade of experience, Tequilla has become the difference maker that brands & executives seek to propel them toward their goals, including coverage in top media outlets, increased revenue and visibility, and impactful partnership opportunities. This is no easy feat given the ever-shifting media landscape, but Tequilla’s Bronx-bred hustle & knack for relationship-building translates into results. She is also respected as a brand manager savvy at positioning diverse entrepreneurs as an authority in their respective industries and helping them to thoughtfully build engaged audiences. She has brokered brand partnerships for clients with The Hip Hop Museum, Universal Music Group, Martingale Cognac, SohoHouse, AmeriCorps, Jack Daniels, Mailchimp, Microsoft, Meta, Don Julio, Cantu & more. 

Tequilla is a thought leader in the industry who has been featured in PR Week, 21 Ninety, Adweek, Essence, Black Enterprise and more. She leverages this platform to share knowledge that will strengthen and elevate colleagues and aspiring PR pros alike. One such example is her signature Life’s A Pitch accelerator created to teach her proven strategies for securing media coverage. She has partnered with General Assembly, SohoWorks, Black Girls In Media, Ethel's Club and other platforms to bring Life’s A Pitch to their audiences, and they have praised Tequilla as a transparent speaker who shares invaluable insights. She is also passionate about pouring into the next generation of communications professionals, teaching students as an adjunct professor at Brooklyn College.