Andy Regal is a seasoned media executive, speaker, and advocate dedicated to eradicating workplace bullying. With over 30 years in television and media production, Andy has held prominent roles such as Executive Producer and Vice President of Original Programming at networks including Court TV, CNBC, and MSNBC. His extensive experience has earned him accolades like the Loeb Award for Excellence in Business Journalism and multiple Emmy nominations.
Throughout his career, Andy encountered and overcame workplace bullying, an experience that has fueled his commitment to fostering healthier work environments. He now offers personalized support and guidance to individuals facing similar challenges, helping them navigate feelings of shame and isolation, rebuild self-esteem, and find renewed purpose. Andy also collaborates with organizations to implement anti-bullying policies and promote empathetic leadership, aiming to transform workplaces into thriving, respectful communities.
In his upcoming book, I Thought It Would Be Different: Workplace Bullying in the Dynamic World of the Newsroom, Andy delves deeper into his experiences and insights, providing readers with strategies to recognize and combat workplace aggression. Beyond his advocacy, Andy enjoys running, studying Hindu philosophy, reading non-fiction, and playing the trumpet. He cherishes time with his family, creating new memories and emphasizing the importance of genuine connections.
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