Best Lifestyle PR Firm in the Biz! - Senior Account Executive Sarah Hall Productions Employee Review

Working at SHP for a semester was such a formative experience as part of my professional and educational development. Here I’ve learned so much about what goes into Public Relations from the research, to the communications, and final results. Having the opportunity to work in such a collaborative environment is a rare opportunity, and is what makes SHP such a warm and welcoming community. I learned so much from the account executives as they taught me how to develop media lists, create congratulations notes and mock ups, and send out mailings, all while giving me feedback. I truly felt like a member of the team at SHP and will take everything I’ve learned from working here with me as I continue on in my professional life.

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My experience as a Public Relations Intern at Sarah Hall Productions was overwhelmingly positive. From day one, the team made me feel incredibly welcome and valued. My duties were explained thoroughly, and the staff always encouraged me to ask questions. I found this workplace emphasized thoughtful, efficient communication at all times. As a student intern, I was responsible for crafting congratulatory communications, itineraries, and monthly PR reports, research and answering phone calls. My most meaningful experience was the weekly meetings where interns presented select media outlets to pitch clients to. This truly made me feel like I had a seat at the table and that my input was valued. I especially appreciated attending a client’s live TV booking. Going behind the scenes at a TV studio, meeting the client, and watching them discuss their recent project was truly a valuable experience. I became more knowledgeable about so many topics through this internship, from vegan cooking and skateboarding to celebrity styling. This made each day feel exciting and dynamic. On a personal note, the team was an absolute pleasure. Everyone expressed genuine care in my school and personal life. Early on, Sarah invited me to discuss my goals as well as how I felt about the internship thus far. Sarah also included me in tasks that she knew I was interested in based on our previous conversations. These discussions played a vital role in my work as an intern to understand trends in the PR industry, and created a valuable opportunity for mentorship. I would recommend SHP’s internship to anyone who is looking to learn about the PR industry or grow as a publicist. It allowed for consistent mentorship and constant growth.

No cons! However, you must be prepared to work hard and accept constructive criticism.