Jane Summer Email & Phone Number

For 20+ years I have operated my eponymous public relations business working primarily in the hospitality field. I have had the pleasure of working with talented chefs, top wineries, writers and artists. Whether it's content writing for magazines and websites or providing media and community relations for established or startup businesses, there is never a dull moment.

Listed skills include Social Networking, Public Relations, Copywriting, Strategy, and 41 others.

• Owner

  Jane Summer Communications

  Aug 1992 - Present - La/Palm Springs/Palm Desert

  ABOUT ME:For over 20 years I owned and operated Summer Communications, a boutique PR company based in Los Angeles, representing clients in the areas of lifestyle/hospitality/restaurants/food products/fundraising events/community outreach/books/public speaking/design/cosmetic surgery and the arts.In 2014 I relocated to Palm Springs and began promoting the works of emerging artists for whom I created a show which garnered copious media coverage including the Palm Springs Life Blog and a 4-page spread in Desert Magazine.I have also written for Desert Art Scene and Key Magazine and written press releases for a major hotel chain. Some prior clients: Wolfgang Puck Iced Coffee; P.F. Changs China Bistro; Emporio Armani Restaurants; Shep Gordon’s “Alive Culinary Resources “for the management of top chefs in the US & France (the recent documentary about Shep, “Super Mensch” was just released); La Cachette Restaurant/Michelin starred chef Jean Francois Meteigner (including marketing his cookbook);Saddle Peak Lodge where Gerhardt Tratter and I established the first ever Malibu Wineries Dinner; Rosenthal Malibu Wines and Semler Malibu Estates Winery;Concern Foundation for Cancer Research;Chef Kerry Simon/SimonLA.Prior to forming Summer Communications I spent a decade at the Century City PR firm of Boonshaft-Lewis & Savitch; two years at Ruder, Finn/LosAngeles; two years as Sr. Editor of Showcase Magazine (Sunday supplement for The Orange County Register); two years as president of the Robertson/Beverly Design Association and six years was assistant to famed oceanographer Philippe Cousteau.