Meghan Fialkoff

Meghan Fialkoff started her entertainment career by acting in small roles in Indie films as well as in local playhouses of New York. She later expanded her career into publicity, public relations, event managing and overall communications concepts strategies. In 2006, Meghan took on the role as first, Director of Public Relations and later on, Executive Director for two international non-profit organizations, Foundation for a Drug Free World and Youth for Human Rights. Overall, Meghan organized, planned and managed more than 1050 events in the Greater New York area as well as Latin America. Her work has been covered in such publications as the New York Daily News, Bayside Times, Whitestone Times, ADA National Newsletter, Harlem World, Bronx Times and others. She founded Meghan Fialkoff Event Productions in 2011 and has worked with such organizations as the US Census Bureau, Hippodrome Foundation, Puerto Rican Day Parade, Israeli Artists United, Fight for Kids, 3i Implant Symposium, Puerto Rico Dental Society, Spanish American Medical Dental Society, UN Society of Writers, HI Construction Corp and the Hippodrome Foundation. She has conducted PR consulting for Theatre including the Off-Broadway plays "Cabaret Emigre" and "The Poor of New York," and has organized events at such venues as Dylan's Steakhouse, the Altman Building, Marriott Hotel, Manhattan Place, Roosevelt Hotel, Ports 1961 Showroom, United Nations and others. She is on the board as Event Consultant for iVolunteer and Event Core Committe for JCorps and is an ongoing contributor to the Alpha Epsilon Phi Foundation of which she is a member of the national sisterhood/organization. In 2015, she expanded her event company into the West Coast and entertainment industry, where she is working for Grammy award winning artists on an upcoming album release and tour. Meghan graduated in 2006 with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Public Relations from the University of Maryland.