Sarah Galli is a writer, producer, and podcast host based in NYC. As an events consultant, she has produced successful small and large-scale events for non-profit, private, and commercial entities. In the worlds of theatre, special events, and podcasting, she has collaborated with hundreds of artists, performers, and TV entertainers, and has produced on and off-Broadway. Her work has been featured on The Today Show, Fox News, Radio Andy, and Good Day New York, and in The Daily Beast, Vulture, Variety, the New York Post, and Backstage, among others.
Sarah has produced numerous special events including The Roosevelt Institute’s Four Freedoms Awards at St. James’ Church and the Central Park Boathouse (honorees included Dan Rather and Harry Belafonte), six years of The Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY’s annual Awards for Excellence at Cipriani 25 Broadway (honorees included The Hon. Charles E. Schumer, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, Jr., and Sheila Nevins), and Project Destined’s BX launch at Yankees Stadium and VIACOM (featuring Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez, Swizz Beatz, Mariano Rivera, Jamie and Judy Dimon, and Jonathan Gray). Sarah is also the founder and executive producer of Born for Broadway (BFB), a non-profit theatrical event that raised funds to promote spinal cord injury research and support individuals with paralysis in living full and active lives. BFB's cabarets featured established stars performing alongside emerging talent, including individuals with paralysis. The organization was honored by the New York City Council and Manhattan Borough President, and received the "Heart of New York" award from the New York County Democratic Committee.
Named a “Certified Bravoholic” by Bravo TV, Sarah is the co-creator, producer, and host of the podcast "Andy's Girls," devoted to all things Real Housewives. A mix of C-SPAN and “Iyanla Fix My Life,” episodes include discussion of franchise plots with a focus on the psychology behind the drama. Guests have included Housewives from the New York City, Beverly Hills, Orange County, New Jersey, Potomac, Dallas, and Miami franchises, as well as comedians, culture writers, and editors. Sarah previously hosted the weekly video chat show “Andy’s Girls: After Show” on TVCO, a social media platform that allows users to connect with friends, fans, and cast members while watching their favorite TV shows both live and on-demand. As an on-air correspondent for TVCO, she has also covered several Bravo-related events, including BravoCon and the Jill Zarin Luxury Luncheon.
Joined by 23 fellow Bravo influencers, representing over 1.8 million followers on Instagram, Sarah recently launched the Bravoholics Pledge, focused on advocating for and supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. Sarah serves as a junior board member at Women's Information Network (WIN.NYC), a group dedicated to empowering young, progressive, pro-choice women in New York. Prior to joining the board, Sarah co-founded and co-chaired WIN's Political Action Network. She also sits on the board of directors at The Andi Foundation, which supports young women's career and education goals. In 2013, Sarah was nominated for Young Democrat of the Year by the New York County Democratic Committee.
A proud Rhode Island native, Sarah graduated cum laude from Marymount Manhattan College in New York, where she studied musical theatre performance. Sarah currently lives in Manhattan with her betta fish, PK Kemsley, and too many shoes.