Regina A. Andriolo

Regina Andriolo is a native New Yorker who was born in Brooklyn, NY and attended both public and private schools in the borough. She graduated from Penn State University with a degree in Broadcasting and Journalism and studied Mass Media at the University of Manchester, England.




She is a graduate of New York Law School and as an attorney Regina represented world champion professional boxers and their management through contract negotiation, drafting, and compliance for fights, ancillary sponsorships, and public appearances. Presently she is an officer and board member of the Boxing Writers Association of America, which annually honors outstanding individuals in the sport. She is the first and only woman to hold such positions in the 95 year history of the organization.




Regina was also the principal in a public relations and special event boutique company, specializing in the representation of athletes, musicians, and entertainers in the media and the promotion of special events. Clients included Pulitzer prize-winning operatic composer Anthony Davis (Central Park Five), numerous classic rock stars, and performance venues.




As the Executive Director of the Liberty Health Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Jersey City Medical Center in Jersey City, NJ, Regina oversaw a variety of fundraising campaigns and events to support the operation of the Center through facility expansion and upgrading, and community outreach programs. In recognition of her work, she was awarded the Living United Heroes Award from the United Way of Hudson County. She worked with future LPGA Hall of Fame golfer Cristie Kerr and others in the golf circuit to establish the Cristie Kerr Women’s Health Center at JCMC and coordinated Kerr’s celebrity golf outings at Liberty National Golf Club as part of the fundraising campaign.




Regina is the past President of Women in Music, Inc., an organization of professional women in the music industry. Currently, Regina serves on the Board of Trustees of the NaiNi Chen Dance Company, one of the country’s most respected Asian-American dance companies, and as the Chair of the Board of Be Proud, Inc., an organization supporting Brooklyn’s Russian-American community.




Her current and previous interests support her activity in many of New York’s diverse communities, including Brazilian, Italian, Russian, Asian, and Azerbaijani.





Regina enjoys world travel and currently resides in Brooklyn, NY with her husband and son. She was recently honored as a Brooklyn Woman of Distinction by the Community News Group newspaper syndicate.