Rob Richter is a seasoned Arts, Culture, and Humanities consultant with deep expertise in performing arts programming. A graduate of both Connecticut College and Wesleyan University, he recently retired after a distinguished 27-year tenure as Director of Arts Programming at Connecticut College, where he specialized in bringing unique artists to New England.
He is a noted scholar on the playwright Eugene ONeill, having authored a book on the maritime influences in ONeills work. To maintain his well-being, he practices yoga multiple times a week and takes daily walks, often on trails near his home in Mystic, Connecticut. He also enjoys virtual cocktail hours with friends.
For his decades of service, he was honored with a "Certificate of Accomplishment" from U. S. Senator Christopher S. Murphy.
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