ALEXIS "FLY" JONES: LIVING, LOVING & STILL FLYING HIGH

<p>TV producer turned TV personality, Alexis “Fly” Jones served as a Top 10 market producer for KHOU Ch.11's <i>Great Day Houston </i>with host Deborah Duncan for 8 years. In 2021, she stepped from behind the camera to the front as a cast member for Will Packer’s hit show <i>Ready To Love </i>Season 4, premiering on the Oprah Winfrey Network.<br /><br />Today, she is the Video Producer Manager for Comcast, a Fortune 30 company, in which she creates video content for six regions of the company's West Division. This year for the first time, Comcast’s Texas' Region hit 1 million views on video content that highlights community work. This is partly due to her talent and contributions as a producer and the entire Creative Services team.<br /><br />Graduating Magna Cum Laude in 2007, Alexis received her Bachelor of Arts in Mass Media from Clark Atlanta University (HBCU), which she says prepared her for 15 successful years of experience within the media and entertainment industry. Jones is widely known for compelling storytelling that brings positive attention to various community organizations. Her personal delight is highlighting the successes in the black community to include black businesses, inspirational stories and service to others. <br /><br />She has been recognized by the Mayor of Houston (Sylvester Turner) for her contributions to the local community through television and was recently honored as 2022 CORE Magazine’s ‘Most Influential Blacks.’ Additionally, she was honored by her HBCU as Clark Atlanta University’s 'Top 40 Under 40' in 2022. Other accolades include three recent Telly Awards for storytelling to include her short film “Dear BLK Son” and Comcast’s “Hear Our Voices.”  <br /><br />You can often find Alexis emceeing and hosting an array of community-wide events to include serving as Mistress of Ceremony for the Bo Porter Future All-Stars Baseball Academy, Afro-American Police Officers League (AAPOL), Urban League of Houston, Girls Who Brunch mentorship program, while serving on the board for the HS