Sara Griffin is a strategic communications and public relations consultant working with design, architecture, and cultural businesses and organizations worldwide. She has more than a decade of experience launching and cultivating communications programs for cultural organizations, businesses, products, and exhibitions, specializing not only in media relations but in collaborating on creative and business strategies that align around core values and big-picture goals.

In her solo practice, Ms. Griffin has coordinated major global design explorations for Lexus, helped launch an arts foundation, and represented major architects, design brands, and institutions including Vitra, Suchi Reddy, and the NY Botanical Garden, securing features in Architectural Digest, Cultured, W, and the front page of the New York Times. During her time at Camron PR, she led a team to launch the art and design fair Object & Thing, guided international communications for the Chicago Architecture Biennial, ran a major campaign promoting the city of Quito, Ecuador, and coordinated media campaigns for retail brands including MUJI and EQ3.

Prior to Camron, she worked with visual arts firm Resnicow and Associates, developing communications campaigns for museums, foundations, and arts organizations worldwide, including Frieze Art Fairs and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Earlier, Ms. Griffin was an associate at Sean Kelly Gallery and an assistant in Kehinde Wiley’s studio.