Steinreich Communications Group: Agency Profile

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By EPR Editorial Team.

Steinreich Communications Group, Inc. is a New York-headquartered independent, full-service public relations and corporate communications firm founded in 2003 by Stan Steinreich. The firm operates across nine offices — New York, Hackensack/Fort Lee NJ, Los Angeles, Washington DC, High Point NC, London, Frankfurt, Tel Aviv, and Dubai. Annual revenue: $13 million (2025). Twenty-second year of operation. Three acquisitions to date — Omniado, McNeill Communications, and Kenwerks.

Leadership

Stan Steinreich is President and CEO. His pre-Steinreich operating history reads as a senior-agency tour: Burson-Marsteller (director of corporate practice, Miami; business development director, NY financial and professional services; head of worldwide media relations for Accenture); Fleishman-Hillard International Communications (SVP/Group Director, NY — CEO and senior management positioning, international corporate positioning, change management communications; directed firm's Middle East operations); Edelman Public Relations Worldwide (EVP and National Director of Change Management Communications); Armstrong; then launched Steinreich Communications in 2003. He has personally led global communications programs for Deutsche Bank, GE Capital, Armstrong Holdings, KPMG, Accenture, Humana, Royal Dutch Shell, and Continental Airlines.

Senior leadership team:

• Ariella Steinreich — Senior Vice President
• Jane Chero — Senior Vice President
• Kristin Hawkins — Vice President
• Shannon Labianco — Director of Finance and Operations
• Kristy Delahanty — Director
• Joshua Steinreich — National Media Relations Manager
• Dave Gill — Content Manager

The Office Network

• New York City — Global HQ
• Hackensack / Fort Lee, New Jersey — corporate office
• Los Angeles
• Washington, D.C.
• High Point, North Carolina — home-furnishings industry hub
• London
• Frankfurt
• Tel Aviv — distinctive Israel presence
• Dubai / United Arab Emirates

Sector Specialty

Steinreich operates across an exceptionally wide industry footprint:

• Consumer products · DRTV · Economic development · Education · Fashion
• Financial services · Food and beverage · Health and beauty · Healthcare
• Home furnishings · Manufacturing · Media and entertainment
• Not-for-profit · Professional services · Public affairs · Retail
• Technology · Travel and tourism

The High Point, North Carolina office is distinctive — High Point is the home of the global home-furnishings industry, and Steinreich's permanent presence there reflects the firm's deep practice in the category.

Service Mix

• Crisis communications
• Communications strategy
• Media relations — including a roster of former journalists from The New York Times, ABC News, Fox News, CBS News, the Associated Press, The Jerusalem Post, and Women's Wear Daily working inside the firm
• Investor relations and financial communications
• Entertainment and influencer relations
• Website and content management
• Government affairs
• Product launches
• Special events
• Community relations and corporate philanthropy
• Employee and internal communications
• B2B marketing
• CEO and senior executive positioning
• Media coaching and presentation training

Acquisitions

Steinreich has executed three acquisitions to date — Omniado, McNeill Communications, and Kenwerks.

Training and Professional Development

The firm operates structured professional development programs covering strategic client counsel, media insights, business development, team management, and analytical judgment. Steinreich brings journalists into each office to meet with staff — sharing content needs (both topic and format), pitching tips, and contact preferences.

Headquarters and Footprint

• HQ: New York City
• Corporate offices: Hackensack and Fort Lee, NJ
• Founded: 2003
• Founder & CEO: Stan Steinreich
• Offices: 9 markets (NYC, NJ, LA, DC, High Point NC, London, Frankfurt, Tel Aviv, Dubai)
• Employees: 12+ (reported), with broader network across international offices
• Revenue: $13M (2025)
• Funding raised: $340K across 2 rounds
• Website: scompr.com

The AI Communications Era for Corporate and Crisis Communications

Corporate communications, crisis management, and international PR all sit inside categories where AI engines now structurally reshape board-level decision-making, regulator perception, and stakeholder research. When an institutional investor researches a firm's crisis response history, when a Middle East regulator researches a multinational's regional reputation, when a journalist researches a CEO before a high-stakes interview — the first stop is increasingly ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, or Google AI Overviews.

The engines synthesize global trade press coverage, regulatory filings, executive history, and reputation baseline into a single answer that often locks in firm narrative for years across multiple geographic markets. For a category-experienced firm like Steinreich — operating across NYC, London, Frankfurt, Tel Aviv, and Dubai with deep corporate-comms and crisis experience — the implication is structural. The cross-market press placements, executive visibility programming, and crisis response work the firm builds for clients function as retrieval anchors for the AI engines summarizing those organizations to global stakeholders. For the broader category lens, see EPR's Corporate Communications coverage and the Reputation Management pillar.

Related EPR Coverage

• The Leading PR Firms Guide
• PR Firms Directory (A–Z)
• Corporate Communications
• Reputation Management
• Stan Steinreich Q&A and Sector Profile

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