Las Vegas Review-Journal

Homie names Las Vegan to regional management

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Tech-based real estate company, Homie has promoted Brad Johnson to general manager for operations in Nevada and Idaho. A Las Vegas resident for more than 15 years, Johnson has a wealth of experience in leading teams in the technology and entreprene­urial industries.

“Given his broad range of experience­s and skills, Brad has been a rock for our team in shaping our growth and expansion strategy,” stated Yacob Girma, senior vice president of operations for Homie.

“His contributi­ons include building infrastruc­ture, managing markets, improving sales processes, incubating new partnershi­ps, and laying the foundation for future expansion. In his role as general manager for Nevada and Idaho, Brad will return to what he is truly passionate about: leading large teams across business lines to a common goal.”

Since graduating from the UNLV in 2008, Johnson has rooted himself in the Las Vegas community, working in hospitalit­y, launching a range of companies and later transition­ing into startups/technology.

Johnson’s career began at Caesars Entertainm­ent as a front desk agent, and he quickly rose the ranks to regional director of continuous improvemen­t. In 2013, he joined the Downtown Project as director of operations where he oversaw the developmen­t and operations of many downtown favorites such as Gold Spike, Oak & Ivy and Downtown Terrace.

In 2019, Johnson moved to Instawork, an on-demand hospitalit­y staffing company. During his time there, he was able to merge his love for tech and hospitalit­y, which allowed him to successful­ly partner local businesses with thousands of local hospitalit­y workers.

In March of 2020, Johnson joined Homie to help this thriving real estate startup grow into new markets.

Married with three Vegas-born sons, Johnson is happiest spending his time chasing his kids around and attending as many Las Vegas Raiders and Vegas Golden Knights games as possible.

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