Stunner PR Expands Staff

LOS ANGELES — Stunner PR, the year-old agency headed by industry veteran Mike Kulich, announced it is expanding with the hiring of two new employees.

John Stewart comes to Stunner PR with six years of experience in mainstream marketing, working with major PR agencies and Fortune 500 companies. He has worked on projects for companies including Apple, Nabisco, General Motors, and a number of other large multi-million dollar marketing campaigns.

He holds a Bachelor’s degree from UCLA in Communication Studies. Stewart’s position will entail contributing to Stunner PR’s mainstream media outreach as well as expanding Stunner’s roster to include mainstream clients.

Also new to the Stunner team is Jennifer Anderson, who is a current student at Cal State University Los Angeles majoring in Communications. She will serve as an intern and will contribute to Stunner in writing press releases and copyrighting.

“I am thrilled to bring on both John and Jennifer to join the Stunner team,” Kulich said. “With our company constantly expanding and our desire to represent more mainstream clients, John brings a whole new level of experience and knowledge to the table. He is a modern day Don Draper and is full of great ideas and can look at brands from a long term perspective.

"We are also really excited to have Jennifer on board to assist in writing press releases and copyrighting. She is extremely bright and I think she will learn a lot working with the rest of the Stunner PR team.”

For more information on Stunner PR, click here. For a story on Stunner's one-year mark, click here.

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