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(New York, NY) — Democrat Marty Dolan has officially announced his candidacy for New York City Public Advocate, after he unsuccessfully challenged Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for her Congressional seat in the primary. Dolan made the announcement while joining 77 WABC host Greg Kelly on his weekday show.
Born in Jersey City, Dolan is an experienced strategist, investor, and financial advisor. Over the past 40 years he’s helped solve complex problems internationally in the UK, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and domestically throughout the US. He studied economics and the bankruptcy of New York City at Union College and then earned an MBA at Harvard Business School. He has worked extensively in the global risk insurance sector, particularly in helping recover from the global liability crisis, the 9-11 attack, Hurricane Katrina, and the global financial crisis.
In his spare time, Dolan studies history, is an avid competitive golfer, film writer, restorer of old homes, and a lifelong baseball fan. He has three grown children, two grandchildren, and many family members living throughout the New York City area. You can learn more about Marty Dolan and his campaign for Public Advocate at martydolan.org
