Angelina Hahn

Angelina Hahn is originally from New Jersey. She began dancing at the age of two at Dance Arts Academy, and went on to train at the Morris County School of Technology’s Academy for Visual and Performing Arts, and Broadway Dance Center’s AIM Teen Company. She later earned admission to Marymount Manhattan College’s B.A. Dance program, concentrating in Body, Science, and Motion, where she performed works by Alberto Del Saz, Monique Smith, and Nancy Lushington. She has also appeared at venues such as the 92NY Harkness Dance Center, the Apollo Theater, and the Manhattan Movement and Arts Center.

Alongside her training, Angelina worked with the 92NY Harkness Dance Center as an Assistant Office Manager and Instructor, and as Health & Wellness Intern with the Joffrey Ballet Summer Programs, supporting hundreds of dancers health and career growth.

Angelina also pursued academics beyond dance, completing a B.S. in Biomedical Sciences with honors at Marymount Manhattan, where she was recognized with multiple leadership and academic awards. She gained hands-on healthcare experience at Spear Physical Therapy, the New Jersey Center of Physical Therapy, Freespace Performing Arts Physical Therapy, The Harkness Center for Dance Injuries, and Spear's Performing Arts Physical Therapy Center. She was also a Visiting Scholar at Northwell Health’s Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research, supporting oncology clinical trials and hospital operations.

She was accepted into several healthcare graduate programs but chose instead to pursue a role that would position her for future leadership in healthcare policy, operations, and technology integration. She now works at PwC as an Experienced Associate in Third-Party Risk Management, where she helps clients manage vendor relationships, risk, and compliance while building a foundation in business strategy and organizational leadership.

Navigating this third major career transition was supported in part by her Second Act mentorship, which gave her the tools and confidence to reimagine her career path. Angelina credits her dance background with preparing her for these pivots—instilling resilience, adaptability, and discipline that continue to guide her across industries. Angelina is excited to mentor through Second Act to help other dancers recognize the versatility, resilience, and value of their performing arts background as they explore new paths.