Nina Lorez Collins

Nina Lorez Collins is a prominent figure in the literary and cultural communities, currently serving as Chair of the Board of Trustees at Brooklyn Public Library and an Independent Director at Spiegel & Grau. With extensive experience, Collins has managed the literary estate of activist Kathleen Collins since 2013 and was instrumental in restoring and releasing the groundbreaking film "Losing Ground." As the founder of The Woolfer, Collins created a significant platform for women over 40, which grew to 32,000 members and was acquired by Revel, where Collins served as Chief Creative Officer. Additionally, Collins has provided mentorship at Girls Write Now, consulted on end-of-life care at Maimonides Medical Center, and founded Collins McCormick Literary Agency, representing several bestselling authors. An alumnus of Barnard College and Columbia University, Collins holds a Bachelor's degree in German Studies and a Master's degree in Narrative Medicine.