True Jackson, VP

True Jackson, a 15 year old sandwich salesgirl with a flare for fashion, gets a job as the Vice President of the fashion magazine "Mad Style." She is joined by her friends, Ryan and Lulu, to help her with her new job.

When Lulu makes a serious mistake on one of True's projects, True must decide whether or not to fire her friend. Meanwhile, Ryan tries to come up with an awesome online video that will be an internet sensation.

When True is put in charge of a high-maintenence fashion model named Dakota, she quickly loses her patience with her. Meanwhile, Ryan falls for a new worker at "Happy Berry Yum Yum" and enlists Lulu's help to win her over.

When True is put in charge of a project that requires her to have skateboarding knowledge, Lulu and her come up with a plan. They decide to dress up like boys and enter a local skateboarding club to get the inside scoop. Getting all the info they need, True creates slammin' designs for the celebrity project manager, Ryan Sheckler. Meanwhile, Amanda tries to prove to Oscar that her lack of kindness isn't the reason that her assistants keep quitting.

When True, Ryan and Lulu learn that Amanda's boyfriend is cheating on her, True decides to tell Amanda the truth. Meanwhile, Lulu is convinced Max's accountant is really Santa Claus.

True accidentally lends Lulu a work-in-progress dress for a school dance. On the other hand, True also gets Jimmy and his band booked as the band for the dance.

Amanda freaks out when she learns of an upcoming high school reunion. Meanwhile, True, Ryan and Lulu discover Amanda's old yearbook.

True has a tough time trying to sell her own line of clothes to an Icelandic fashion store owner; Ryan tries to impress a model by telling her he's the new vice president.

Amanda and Oscar bond over their love of a tv show while True sets Max up with a librarian.

True must decide whether or not she's willing to switch jobs when Max's enemy offers her a better job.

Max sets up a company retreat so that everyone in the office will learn to trust each other.

The accounting department has a bone to pick with True after she spends an excessive amount of money on her company credit card.