Samoyloff PR

Samoyloff PR Boutique PR Agency that works with public figures, artists, & small business to help them grow their brand, & generate a larger audience within the media.

SPR Executive Team

Amanda Samoyloff
Founder / CEO

10 + years in Public Relations & Corporate Communications with a strong focus on media relations, global communications, risk and reputation management, public affairs, and transformative brand narratives. Vanessa Bisetti |
VP of Social Media & Community Management

6 + years of Social Media and Community Management with a focus on customer engagement, creating a voice for the brand, continually creating aesthetically appealing feeds, content and graphic design, and making the social platforms as a tool for the consumer to feel connected to the brand.

Samoyloff PR is growing, and we’re thrilled to officially welcome two incredible women to the team: Tiffany Quintero, He...
08/03/2026

Samoyloff PR is growing, and we’re thrilled to officially welcome two incredible women to the team: Tiffany Quintero, Head of Operations, and Tana Ver Bouwens, Director of Client Relations.

Tiffany brings deep operational rigor, contract and compliance expertise, and systems that keep complex campaigns on schedule, in scope, and audit-ready. Tana brings a relationship-first approach to client work, twenty-plus years in sales and marketing, and a creative network that turns visibility into real momentum.
Together, they expand what Samoyloff PR can offer: more support, more strategy, and more intentional storytelling for the brands we serve.

Our client roster is open, and we’re currently meeting with a select number of new clients who are ready to take their business and brand to the next level. To explore working with Samoyloff PR, use the link in bio to book an introductory call.

Welcome to the team, Tiffany and Tana.

Last month, The Endurant Movement and its founders, Neal and Samara Tricarico, were featured on the front page of the Lo...
01/11/2026

Last month, The Endurant Movement and its founders, Neal and Samara Tricarico, were featured on the front page of the Los Angeles Times, sharing Ant’s story and why this conversation can’t wait. Their courage is opening up a truth most families are never told: autistic kids face a much higher risk of su***de, and too many are carrying that weight quietly.

Losing their son to su***de changed every part of Neal and Samara’s lives. By honoring Ant through The Endurant Movement, they’re turning heartbreak into a lifeline—creating spaces where kids feel seen, understood, and reminded that their lives matter.

If this hits close to home—as a parent, educator, clinician, or friend—please know you’re not alone. Your care, your questions, and your voice are part of what makes this movement real.

If you would like to get involved, please visit the link in bio to donate to the cause, or contact The Endurant Movement about starting an Endurant club at your middle school, high school, or college.

🔗 to the full Los Angeles Times article in bio.

TeenSuicidePrevention SuicidePrevention MentalHealthMatters YouAreNotAlone

01/08/2026

Janna Willoughby-Lohr, founder of Papercraft Miracles, was just featured on Spectrum News talking REAL barriers for women-owned biz! 💥 [link in bio]

Women are building empires, jobs, & joy…�but funding? Childcare? Support? STILL lagging. Janna shares how the cost and lack of childcare support can be the difference between keeping the doors open or closing a dream—and why that has to change.

She’s calling out the systemic stuff AND showing what’s possible when we actually BACK women entrepreneurs and parents in business.

🌿 What’s happening at Papercraft Miracles:
* Eco handmade paper art (stationery, flowers, seed bombs!)
* Jobs for creatives
* Mentoring women to lead
* Mama Birdie Childcare Fund: helping provide childcare so artist-parents and women in business can attend professional development, show up for opportunities, and keep creating 💛

Watch the story ➡️ Shop to support ➡️ Tag a woman-owned biz you love so we can cheer them on, too.

papercraftmiracles.com

Thank you, and for giving Janna Willoughby-Lohr the space to share this message and for supporting women in business.

On December 13, teen leaders from PALS, the on‑campus mental health club at Torrey Pines High School, partnered with the...
01/07/2026

On December 13, teen leaders from PALS, the on‑campus mental health club at Torrey Pines High School, partnered with the Endurant Movement to create Miles & Smiles — a teen‑led kindness and fitness fundraiser where students turned pain into a powerful, ongoing conversation about mental health, su***de, and neurodiversity.

Huge gratitude to the San Diego Union-Tribune and reporter Karen Billing for shining such compassionate light on these young leaders and their vision in their recent story on how Miles & Smiles is bringing the Torrey Pines community together around mental health and su***de awareness.

To every student, family, and community member who walked, ran, volunteered, completed acts of kindness, or simply showed up: you’re helping GrOw hope forward for youth mental health, su***de awareness, and neurodivergent acceptance — proving that healing really does happen in community.

If you’re asking, “How can I get involved?” — join our January campaign 100 Voices Standing Together, inviting 100 people to give $25/month to fund Teen Voices, Endurant’s youth storytelling and mental health initiative rooted in connection and compassion.

Find the link to the campaign and the full article at the 🔗 in bio.

Address

Los Angeles, CA

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Samoyloff PR posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Samoyloff PR:

Shortcuts

Share