Born in New York, Sabrina Browne is a PR Executive and Lifestyle Influencer who uses her voice to empower her community and clients. She is the daughter of two immigrant parents who instilled the values of hard work, determination, and passion. She watched her parents successfully achieve their American Dream, which inspired her at an early age to overcome life’s obstacles and turn them into opportunities. Those close to Sabrina describe her as fierce, fabulous, and fearless.
National Women and Girls Advocate
Inspired by her mother, Sabrina is a women and girls’ advocate and works with various organizations. In her work with The Flow Initiative, Sabrina advocates for menstrual equality in the Garden State and works to eradicate period poverty. One in five American girls has missed school due to period poverty according to Always, the leader in feminine care. To date, Sabrina has secured more than 6,000 menstrual health products to support women and girls at risk. She also joined forces with the Girl Scouts of Greater New York (GSGNY), the largest women-led organization serving 34,000 girls throughout the city. In this role, she is on the organization’s Leadership Advisory Board and develops tactics to help generate funds and reach more girls on GSGNY's mission and programs.
Industry DEI Champion
Sabrina is also a champion for diversity, equity and inclusion in the PR industry. She is the newly appointed co-chair of PRSA's Black Voices Affinity Group, where she will work in tandem with the PRSA National D&I Committee on membership engagement and programming. She is also actively involved with The LAGRANT Foundation, where she serves as an Executive Mentor for minority students seeking to enter the industry. Early in her career, Sabrina served as a Scholarship Committee Member for The PRSA Foundation, the leading nonprofit focused on advancing diversity and inclusion in the communications industry.
Beauty Aficionado
Growing up with a West African mother, Sabrina was exposed to cultural beauty and personal identity at an early age. Each morning her mother applied Fashion Fair, which Sabrina views as a pioneering cosmetics brand for the African American community. In those moments, Sabrina learned the importance of looking and feeling your best, while purchasing brands that support your culture and identity. Today, Sabrina's beauty staples include Fenty Beauty, Huda Beauty, Pat McGrath and Dior. Followed by her skincare must-haves Glossier, Tatcha, and Peter Thomas Roth. During the week, you can find Sabrina treating herself to a face mask, using her jade roller or hunting for a new beauty fridge.
Global Citizen
When she’s not in the office, Sabrina is overseas exploring a new country and discovering a new destination. Her love for travel is fueled by her father, who has encouraged her to live without borders and step outside of her comfort zone. During her childhood, Sabrina traveled frequently with her parents to new cities, states and countries. The images above are photographs from her recent adventures. To date, Sabrina has visited Germany, Amsterdam, France, Thailand, Greece, Croatia, Bosnia, and several other countries.
National Women and Girls Advocate
Inspired by her mother, Sabrina is a women and girls’ advocate and works with various organizations. In her work with The Flow Initiative, Sabrina advocates for menstrual equality in the Garden State and works to eradicate period poverty. One in five American girls has missed school due to period poverty according to Always, the leader in feminine care. To date, Sabrina has secured more than 6,000 menstrual health products to support women and girls at risk. She also joined forces with the Girl Scouts of Greater New York (GSGNY), the largest women-led organization serving 34,000 girls throughout the city. In this role, she is on the organization’s Leadership Advisory Board and develops tactics to help generate funds and reach more girls on GSGNY's mission and programs.
Industry DEI Champion
Sabrina is also a champion for diversity, equity and inclusion in the PR industry. She is the newly appointed co-chair of PRSA's Black Voices Affinity Group, where she will work in tandem with the PRSA National D&I Committee on membership engagement and programming. She is also actively involved with The LAGRANT Foundation, where she serves as an Executive Mentor for minority students seeking to enter the industry. Early in her career, Sabrina served as a Scholarship Committee Member for The PRSA Foundation, the leading nonprofit focused on advancing diversity and inclusion in the communications industry.
Beauty Aficionado
Growing up with a West African mother, Sabrina was exposed to cultural beauty and personal identity at an early age. Each morning her mother applied Fashion Fair, which Sabrina views as a pioneering cosmetics brand for the African American community. In those moments, Sabrina learned the importance of looking and feeling your best, while purchasing brands that support your culture and identity. Today, Sabrina's beauty staples include Fenty Beauty, Huda Beauty, Pat McGrath and Dior. Followed by her skincare must-haves Glossier, Tatcha, and Peter Thomas Roth. During the week, you can find Sabrina treating herself to a face mask, using her jade roller or hunting for a new beauty fridge.
Global Citizen
When she’s not in the office, Sabrina is overseas exploring a new country and discovering a new destination. Her love for travel is fueled by her father, who has encouraged her to live without borders and step outside of her comfort zone. During her childhood, Sabrina traveled frequently with her parents to new cities, states and countries. The images above are photographs from her recent adventures. To date, Sabrina has visited Germany, Amsterdam, France, Thailand, Greece, Croatia, Bosnia, and several other countries.
Sabrina believes her purpose in life is to create, cultivate and innovate for herself, community and clients.