Bruins Celebrate International Women's Day

BOSTON - On International Women's Day, we recognize some of the women who help to lead the Bruins and TD Garden each and every day. Here are their stories:

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Amy Latimer

President, TD Garden
Amy Latimer was part of TD Garden's inaugural executive team in 1995, and through successive leadership roles she was promoted to president of the venue in 2012. Throughout her tenure, she has served in various sales, marketing and ticketing roles that have continued to place TD Garden at the forefront of the industry. Under the leadership of Charlie Jacobs, CEO of Delaware North's Boston Holdings, Latimer helped guide the arena through a $70 million, floor-to-ceiling renovation in 2015.

Leah Leahy

Vice President of Sales and Service
Leah Leahy joined the Bruins in 2006 as a Premium Sales Rep. Leahy grew up just a few miles from the TD Garden, and currently resides in Reading, MA. In her role, she heads the Boston Bruins ticket sales, Fan Relations, TD Garden's premium sales and service and box office function. One of her favorite memories as a member of organization was riding a duck boat in the 2011 championship parade.

Heidi Holland

Director of Publications and Information
Heidi Holland is currently in her 37th season with the Bruins and has worked in various capacities over her tenure with the team. A native of Waltham, MA, Holland's responsibilities include updating and maintaining all Boston Bruins historical records, as well the annual Boston Bruins media guide, in addition to a variety of day-to-day media needs.

Kerry A. Collins

Senior Director of Community Relations
Kerry Collins is responsible for developing and leading all community relations programs for the Boston Bruins, including youth hockey, education and player initiatives. A native of Marshfield, MA she received her degree in Business Management from Plymouth State College. Collins previously worked for New England Sports Network (NESN) and SportsRadio 850 WEEI in Marketing and Promotions capacities. She joined the Boston Bruins in 2003 as Manager of Community Relations (CR), and also held the title of Manager of CR and Promotions before being promoted to her current role.

Andrea Mazzarelli

Director of Marketing
Andrea Mazzarelli, a Revere, MA, native, originally joined the Boston Bruins front office in 2013, before transitioning to work in the U.S. Olympic Movement in 2015. During her time with Team USA, Mazzarelli served in communications roles during both the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games, most notably serving as communications manager for the 2018 U.S. Olympic Champion Women's National Hockey Team during its historic gold-medal run. Mazzarelli rejoined the Bruins in 2019, becoming the Director of Marketing in Fall 2020, and now oversees the organization's marketing efforts.