Selected work
From carnival parades to funk reissues.
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Susan von Seggern has represented festivals, conferences, musicians, filmmakers, authors, nonprofits, and technology companies, as her published press releases show.
The list below is drawn from releases and portfolio entries on susanvonseggern.com, grouped by client type with events and corporate work first. It describes what each campaign announced, not results beyond what the releases themselves state.
What kinds of clients has Susan von Seggern represented?
Her clients fall into four groups: events, corporate, cultural, and cause. That matches the four client types she consults for today. Many campaigns cross groups, such as a book launch built around thirty events, or a technology company exhibiting at a conference.
The full archive, including complete releases, is on susanvonseggern.com.
Client type
Events
- Hollywood Carnival Parade and Festival on Hollywood Boulevard, with six related events around LA (2017)
- CONTACT in the DESERT conference, Joshua Tree Retreat Center (2017)
- ONSTELLAR exhibiting at CONTACT in the DESERT, Indian Wells (2018)
- DIY Convention: Do It Yourself in Film, Music & Books, Hollywood (2015)
- SewDown at Los Angeles Fashion Week Fall 2024, presented by The HER Group
Client type
Corporate
- Remotesome AI Transformation service launch (2026)
- IceWind pre-product buzz campaign and Arctic Circle turbine installation (2020)
- Bitcoin Association first Satoshi Nakamoto Scholarship (2020)
- Geoship equity crowdfunding campaign
- Rock Row green home development, titled in her portfolio as sold out in 5 weeks
- KOCOWA December programming announcement (2022)
Client type
Cultural
- The Lafayette Afro Rock Band, aka Ice, AfroFunkExplosion! anthology on Manifesto Records (2016)
- Liminal Shade cover of David Lynch’s “In Heaven” (2024)
- Mantra: Sounds into Silence documentary crowdfunding and release campaigns
- DETOX documentary by David Donnelly and its Indiegogo campaign (2021)
- Touring and Mental Health: The Music Industry Manual audiobook (2025)
- Haunted Ground: Journeys through a Paranormal America by Darryl Caterine (2011)
- Unabomber Poker: Phil Laak’s Guinness World Record
Client type
Cause
- Redesigning Nonprofits book launch, with over thirty national launch events (2026)
- Sleep To Live Well Foundation partnership with Family Paths (2025)
- Kids for Kenya campaign by Jonathan Morgan Heit benefiting NextAid (2011)
- Art Alexakis and And Then There Were Two “Stand Up, Man Up!” petition (2013)
Where to go next
Read about event PR, corporate PR, or the arts PR Los Angeles overview.
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FAQ
Common questions
Where can I see past campaigns?
The Work page on this site summarizes event, corporate, cultural, and cause campaigns drawn from releases on susanvonseggern.com, and her main site hosts the full press release archive and portfolio. Her LinkedIn profile lists her career details. Each release shows the kind of announcement she writes and the clients she has represented.
What kinds of events has Susan von Seggern publicized?
Her event work spans festivals, conferences, concerts, fundraisers, author events, and premieres. Releases on her site cover the Hollywood Carnival parade and festival on Hollywood Boulevard, the CONTACT in the DESERT conference in Joshua Tree, the DIY Convention in Hollywood, SewDown during Los Angeles Fashion Week, and Bay Area launch events for the book Redesigning Nonprofits.
Do you work with corporate clients?
Yes. Corporate clients are one of the four client types Susan von Seggern consults for, alongside events, causes, and cultural clients. Her background includes globe-trotting corporate PR and work as CEO of a boutique PR agency. Releases on her site cover technology, energy, and blockchain organizations including Remotesome, IceWind, and Bitcoin Association.
Do you work with nonprofits and causes?
Yes. Cause clients are one of her four client types. Releases on her site include launch events for the Wiley book Redesigning Nonprofits, the Sleep To Live Well Foundation’s partnership with Family Paths, and the Kids for Kenya campaign benefiting NextAid. Fundraisers are also among the event types in her events framework.
Do you work with documentaries and films?
Yes. Her portfolio includes crowdfunding and release campaigns for the documentary Mantra: Sounds into Silence and an announcement for David Donnelly’s documentary DETOX and its Indiegogo campaign. Premieres are one of the event types in her events framework, and the DIY Convention release covered film screenings alongside music and books.