Adam J. Segal

Adam J. Segal is a well-regarded public relations consultant with extensive experience in film, television, and issues publicity. He earned his BA in political science from George Hopkins University and went on to John Hopkins University to earn his MA in government. He used to offer services like marketing, advertising, award campaigns, social media PR, crisis communications, strategic communications, and media relations. Many leading networks, distributors, studios, and other entertainment companies, as well as well-known non-profits, corporations, political organizations, and people, have been among the Clients. He was chosen for the prestigious PR Week 40 Under 40 list for 2009. Segal has worked to promote movie premieres at festivals like Sundance, Palm Springs International Film Festival, SXSW, Tribeca, HotDocs, Los Angeles Film Festival, AFI Docs, and others.

Among the clients for film, PR has been HBO, the PBS series POV, Warner Bros./New Line Cinema, The Orchard, Showtime, Chicken & Egg Pictures, Cinedigm/Docurama Films, Zeitgeist Films, Nationlight Productions, and Crystal City Entertainment. He belongs to the Sundance Institute, the International Documentary Association, and the Washington, DC-based Women In Film and Video. He specializes in issues related to public relations, entertainment, film, literature, telecommunications, science and technology, energy, finance and economics, defense, homeland security, global security, health and medicine/pharmaceuticals, social policy, non-profits, foundations, and philanthropy, ethnic minorities, multiculturalism, Hispanics, Latinos, immigration, and civil rights, education, academia, and universities, small businesses, as well as internet and mobile strategies.

With more than 20 years of expertise in public relations and marketing, Adam J. Segal has built a profitable, well-known publicity firm that serves clients and manages their media relations, social media, and other public relations initiatives around the nation and in North America. He has served as a dependable counsel to CEOs and business executives, offering guidance on messaging and goals. And in 2009, he was included in the PR Week 40 Under 40 list. The Johns Hopkins University's Hispanic Voter Project is housed in the Washington Center for the Study of American Government in Washington, DC. The Project aims to study attempts made by political parties, politicians, and interest groups to engage the nation's Hispanic American voters and to call attention to their growing political significance.

With more than 20 years of expertise in public relations and marketing, Adam J. Segal has built a profitable, well-known publicity firm that serves clients and manages their media relations, social media, and other public relations initiatives around the nation and in North America. He has served as a dependable counsel to CEOs and business executives, offering guidance on messaging and goals. And in 2009, he was included in the PR Week 40 Under 40 list. The Johns Hopkins University's Hispanic Voter Project is housed in the Washington Center for the Study of American Government in Washington, DC. The Project aims to study attempts made by political parties, politicians, and interest groups to engage the nation's Hispanic American voters and to call attention to their growing political significance. A publicist for movies, television shows, and political causes based in the New York Click to look into! >> Read More... area is Adam J. Segal.

In 2006, he established The 2050 Group, a full-service public relations, and marketing firm. The agency's work frequently focuses on the movie, television, and digital projects that combine amusement and serious topics (whether they are political, social, cultural, and whether they are domestic or international). 23 Emmy® Award nominations, three Academy Award® nominations, and more than 100 nominations for industry accolades went to agency clients in the previous four years. Films and other media (including series, features, and shorts), television broadcasts, theatrical releases, significant film festivals, digital/VOD and DVD/Blu-ray releases, and award campaigns are frequently the foundation of Segal's publicity campaigns. He has spoken at many film industry gatherings, such as the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival, the Doc Nyc Pro conference, and the International Documentary Association's Doc-U series.