Board Member

Christian Megliola
Chief Strategy Officer/Sports, Consumer & New Media
Regan Communications

A three-time award-winning television producer, Christian brings a wealth of strategic communications and unique content generation experience to his role as Chief Strategy Officer for Sports, Consumer & New Media at Regan Communications. His primary role is to work with clients to develop integrated communications strategies that align traditional and new media. He also oversees the Regan Original Video team.

Christian has been with Regan Communications since 2000. Prior to taking on his role as CSO, Christian ran a wide variety of high-profile accounts, including the Boston Celtics, Dunkin Donuts, New Balance, Mohegan Sun, RE/MAX of New England, Boston magazine, Todd English and the Olive Group, and Legal Sea Foods among several others.

Before coming to Regan, Christian spent several years in the Boston media. He began his career as a sports producer at Channel 4 in Boston. In 1996, Christian took the helm of the FOX 25 sports department for that station s news launch. The department won a 1998 Associated Press award for Best Sportscast. Christian left FOX 25 in 1999 to serve for a year as the editor-in-chief for AthleteNow.com, where he was in charge of developing content for the personal web sites of dozens of athletes in c luding Ray Bourque, Charles Barkley, and Allan Houston.

Christian also played a prominent role in the production of two top-selling videos chronicling the history of Boston sports, co-writing Boston Red Sox: 100 Years in Baseball History, and serving as a producer for the Banner Years: A Boston Garden Retrospective. Both videos won New England Emmy Awards. He also worked as a writer and producer for Channel 7 news and has been a contributing writer to Boston Baseball magazine.

A Boston College graduate, Christian currently serves on the boards of The Sports Museum and the Boston Chapter of the National Sports Marketing Network (NSMN). He has been interviewed as an expert on social media by Channel 5's Chronicle, the Boston Herald, the Boston Metro, and the Patriot Ledger.