Flacks PR

oing media relations, and earning media coverage for entities including The Fruit Truck, author Tyler Davis, United For Better Living’s affordable housing groundbreaking, owners of Los Angeles restaurants in Samer and Samir Akel, restaurant owner consultant Faisal Aldeleigan, New York City director & playwright Nehprii Amenii and her play about police brutality, healthcare expansion advocate Whitney Duhaime, the first transgender candidate for mayor in Utah history in Sophia Hawes-Tingey, entrepreneur Michael Galindo, and the theatrical film "Before Your Time." Flacks has done media relations and earned coverage for author George Artem, professor Anirban M., a government access app, and an artist & publisher. Flacks has also written press releases (that’s all the assignments were) for PicoCluster for CES, a boxing non-profit for youth, an initiative to help the still-innocent vote, a tool to help children deal with stress, an entrepreneur who brought krill meat to the United States, and a Republican man who organized an effort on the floor to oppose the nomination of Donald Trump as president at the 2016 GOP National Convention and was the plaintiff in the lawsuit that unbound national delegates under state law. Flacks has also done promotional writing for a Nashville county singer and a law firm that fights for consumers while ghostwriting pieces about social issues like women's rights and racial inequality in the Middle East. And Flacks has created media lists for many of the aforementioned clients. Described by a rival community newspaper as a “big-city cousin,” Rhett worked as a journalist for Bleacher Report, Screen Rant and 25 publications overall, with his work appearing in USA Today, ESPN, MSN, Pew, and the U.S. He has been a screenwriter and has been part of a Disney film crew. Rhett gained valuable public relations experience earlier in his career with Alliance for a Better Utah and the State of Utah Governor's Office, where he wrote a dozen-and-a-half speeches for the governor as an intern. Rhett is the author of “‘Star Wars' Is Still Intact: Re-finding Yourself in the Age of Trump.”