Seema Govil is the Founder & CEO of Cosmo City Media, as full-service media agency based in Austin, Texas. Since 2013, she’s created multi-faceted marketing and publicity campaigns that get her clients noticed by the biggest media players. Seema’s target niche, a widely untapped market, is the South Asian demographic in the United States. Uniquely, she is the only South Asian woman to own a media company in Texas, and one of only a handful in the country. Her clientele range from hospitality in Los Angeles and boutique firms in Dallas to publishers in New York.
As an experienced journalist, it’s most important for Seema to expose the vibrant and dynamic arts and business of the South Asian culture to the rest of the world, and she works tirelessly to establish a foothold in American mainstream media. Seema has worked with TV Asia for several years covering socio-cultural and corporate events in the Austin area, andher skills and coverage prompted the company to give her the Dallas and San Antonio markets.
Now with her own agency, Cosmo City Media, Seema specializes in public relations, branding, social media content marketing, and video production. CCM’s clients consist of South Asian leaders in media and entertainment including: CardioVisual, Silk Threads, Dhoom Productions, The Miracle Foundation, and Spice Affair.
Seema finds the most joy in connecting with her clients and helping them build upon their greatest passions. An honest quality about Seema is how she will not take on a new project unless she fully believes in the work she will do and can make a difference. Any client using her services knows she goes far above and beyond to see any project through to success.
When Seema isn’t wrangling media, she spends time with her family and close friends. She loves to cook, spend time outdoors, and travel. You might find her reading a good book, if she’s not shopping at the mall (or on Amazon) or enjoying a good session with Netflix. Seema, her loving husband, two children, and favorite dog live in Austin, Texas.
