Sarah Post is a seasoned public relations expert with over 15 years of experience crafting impactful communications strategies for clients spanning the entertainment, technology, hospitality, and fashion industries. With a keen eye for storytelling and a meticulous approach to executing PR campaigns, Sarah helps her clients in achieving their broader business objectives by developing narratives that resonate with target audiences, ranging from consumers to investors to stakeholders.
In 2023, Sarah established Sarah Post Public Relations, a full-service strategic communications and consulting firm committed to guiding clients towards solving problems, achieving objectives, and contributing to their overall success.
Prior to founding her own company, Sarah served as the SVP and head of the Austin office for BECK Media & Marketing. Here, she led the charge in developing consumer and corporate communications plans for a diverse portfolio of clients, including studios, production companies, and creative agencies to promote television shows, films, podcasts, and other projects. Throughout her tenure, Sarah oversaw press junkets, coordinated red carpet events, and spearheaded executive visibility initiatives for industry titans such as Meta, Amazon, Netflix, Hulu, Warner Music Group, and Starz.
Before her role at BECK Media, Sarah honed her skills as an account director at Giant Noise, where she crafted comprehensive PR strategies for clients in the hospitality, restaurant, and consumer product sectors. Notable projects under her purview included SXSW Film, Red Bull, Restoration Hardware, and Paramount Theatre. Sarah's journey in public relations began at POM Public Relations, where she crafted strategic PR campaigns for fashion and lifestyle brands such as Macy’s, Austin Fashion Week, MOSS Designer Consignment, and the Austin Under 40 Awards.
Sarah holds a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in International Business and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Plan II Liberal Arts Honors from The University of Texas at Austin.
