Sam Foxman, Senior Partner / Creative Director

Born in St. Louis, Sam Foxman has produced some of the most notable events in St. Louis. His eye for design, quality entertainment and access to hot locations has made him one of the most sought after event planners in the city, and one of the top planners in the country. Foxman has been credited with entertaining over a million people in his 14-year career of producing parties, galas, concerts and fashion events.

Some of Foxman's early accomplishments include the launching of the Sprite.com brand in New York City, producing a ten-city tour for Rolling Stone Magazine, producing a five-city tour for The American Music Awards, creating branding events for Albertson's Grocery Stores, creating events for the 10th Anniversary of Mall of America and producing the grand opening of the Contemporary Art Museum — St. Louis.

More recent projects include booking 12 free concerts on the St. Louis Arch grounds as part of Fair Saint Louis / Live on the Levee, producing the inaugural New Year's Eve Gala for Lumiere Place Casino Resort, creating grand opening events for The Legends retail development in Kansas City and The Meadows retail development in Lake St. Louis.

Other notable projects include the grand opening of the Build-A-Bear Workshop Flagship Store in New York City, the creation of the first African American VISION Speakers Series in St. Louis and the debut of LOMA (Laumeier Outdoor Music Amphitheatre) in 2005. Foxman is also the Producer of St. Louis Fashion Week which draws top designers and retailers for a week of shows, parties and retail events in Downtown St. Louis.

Sam Foxman is a participant on committees and advisory boards for The Contemporary Art Museum- St. Louis and The Saint Louis Zoo. Foxman has been a guest lecturer for The Public Relations Society of America, Washington University and Webster University. He has been profiled in publications that include Encore Entertainment News, Pollstar Concert Publication, ALIVE Magazine, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Louis Business Journal, BizBash New York and The Riverfront Times.

Photo credit - Rick Gould