sabrina guice

Sabrina Guice is the founder of Lenox Avenue Entertainment. The firm has its office located in Atlanta, Georgia. She has worked as a public relations consultant and book publisher for thirteen years. Sabrina's clients have included celebrities, filmmakers, musicians, multimillion dollar corporations and non- profits. She has secured major media placement, mentions and interests with outlets such as CNN, BBC, MSNBC, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, USA Today, ABC News, Oprah Winfrey's Satellite Radio, The New Yorker, CBS, and nearly one thousand other media outlets including international. Her focus and intensity helped to garner seventy-five media interviews for a self-published book client in just one month. Sabrina is currently expanding her media reach in to television and film production with her first producer's credit on the docu-drama "55 TILL NOW" and also served as the publicist for 12-time Emmy Award winning television writer the late David Smyrl with the production of his stage comedy play "Don't Be Ridiculous". She was also responsible for the urban publicity campaign for Mel Gibson’s highest grossing produced films to date. As a PR consultant, she has over 1,000 multi-media news outlet interviews, mentions, and requests attained. She was the exclusive the public relations consultant responsible for the urban publicity and promotion of a major $300-million grossing studio released film by industry veteran Mel Gibson – his highest grossing film he’s produced to date.

Sabrina received her start in media as a public relations consultant after a successful eleven-year career in corporate sales for companies such as Prudential Insurance and Institute of Scientific Information – both in the Philadelphia region. She served as a public relations director for non-profits from 1999-2003 where she was responsible for managing a team of volunteers of fifty people. Her work enabled her to travel to Europe and Africa where she was responsible for facilitating radio, television and newspaper magazine interviews on behalf of her clients. She was also instrumental in the research and launch of a television program for one of the nonprofit institutions she represented. In addition, she created a magazine which enabled her to expand the branding and reach of the organization she represented. She has also served as a production assistant for a feature on Sesame Street called “Beep Beep”.

In 2009 she launched her own book publishing company after serving as a consultant for nearly three years for arguably the world’s top literary PR firm, Smith Publicity. Since that time, she has ghost written fourteen books on behalf of clients, has published nearly thirty books and has represented over one-hundred authors as their literary PR agent. She holds a Bachelor’s degree from Fisk University and is a graduate of Temple University's Small Business Development Center's Entrepreneur Success Program, Philadelphia. In 2013 she was the top graduate of the 'Face To Face Advanced Business Development Program', in Atlanta, Georgia where she had to pitch her business vision for Lenox Avenue Entertainment to a panel of business professionals and bankers.