Among the star names' Kahn has worked with over the years include Gregory Peck, Glenn Ford, Michael Landon, Chuck Norris, Herb Alpert, Steve Allen, Hope Lang and Lee Grant. In addition, many sports legends have called upon his expertise including Joe Morgan, Bart Starr, Gordie Howe, George Brett, Hakeem Olajuwon, Bob Cousy, Rick Barry, and Tony Dorsett.

Kahn has also represented major entertainment companies such as Avco-Embassy, Vista Films, Ted Turner’s TBS, Moonlight Productions, The Larry Thompson Organization, and Electric Shadow Productions (which produced the 1992 box office sensation, "Fried Green Tomatoes"). Robert Aldrich, Arthur Hiller, David Twohy, Bill Conti, Dean Hargrove and Joe Sargent are just samples of the producers, writers, directors and composers Kahn has represented over the years.

In the year 2000, Kahn publicized ABC’s highest rated telefilm "The Beat Goes On: The Sonny and Cher Story." Kahn has also represented the prolific television writing team of Link & Levinson, creators of such televison hits as "Columbo", "Ellery Queen", "Murder She Wrote", "Mannix", etc. In 1987 Kahn created the publicity campaign for the Charlie Chaplin Film Retrospective at Santa Barbara’s Montecito Inn which gained world wide attention.

Kahn has developed highly successful public relations programs for film Icon Roger Corman including films such as "The Wild Angels", starring Peter Fonda and written by Jack Nicholson; "Grand Theft Auto", Ron Howard’s directorial debut; and such Academy Award winning films as Akira Kurosawa’s "Dersu Uzala", "Breaker Morant", "The Tin Drum", and Fellini’s "Amarcord."