Holocaust Museum & Center for Tolerance and Education (HMCTE) and Co-Founder of Better Together, empowers the community through education to fight against injustice, intolerance and hatred in all forms. With her steadfast commitment to human and civil rights, Andrea has inspired thousands of students, professionals and community members by educating them about the past in order to promote understanding, empathy and moral courage. Andrea’s vision, professionalism and dedication to humanity have made her a beacon of light, hope and strength in Rockland County and beyond. Educated at Northeastern University in Boston, MA, Andrea graduated with a degree in marketing and began her career leading sales for a Japanese denim company for many years. As her family began to grow, Andrea took time off to raise her three daughters and settle back in Rockland County. A few years later, Andrea returned to look for meaningful work, starting with a Chinese adoption agency and an organization supporting developmentally challenged clients. Eventually, she joined the family mortgage business. Twelve years ago, Andrea joined HMCTE as its Executive Director, and since then the organization and the community have been forever changed, shaped by her kind heart, positivity and dedication to educating others. Andrea’s work ethic, professionalism, determination and tireless efforts have earned her the respect of students, teachers, professionals and civic leaders from all backgrounds. Andrea is a member of The Association of Holocaust Organizations having formed relationships with some of the most esteemed Holocaust historians in the world and has received certification in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion from Cornell University.