Nanci Callahan has been producing film, television, video, concerts and special events for over 25 years. Her background includes 18 years as chief operating officer and producer of the West Side Cultural Center, a New York State Not-For-Profit corporation with credits that include ECOFEST, the largest evnironmental even in the Northeast and Tast of Broadway, the most successful motivational program for students in the drop-out prevention program, which has served over 30,000 at-risk students in the New York City area. She actively oversees an internship training program in video production.

Projects have included the British feature film Symptoms, the domestically and internationally syndicated television children's series Pete and Pepper, The Flo Kennedy Show, music videos, Public Service Announcements for other organizations including the award winning series with Danny Aiello for the Salvation Army, the Anne Frank 50th Anniversary celebration in New York City, the TIPA Project featuring free events with various celebrities reading from great authors and the 911 Film Project, FDNY Thanks America. She is currently producing a documentary on the life of the legendary feminist activist and humanitarian attorney Flo Kennedy.

Music publisher and producer receiving numerous awards including a gold record for Cher's Take Me Home album.

Ms. Callahan did her undergraduate work with the University of Miami. Masters and doctoral studies in Psychology were done at Columbia University in New York City