Angella Nazarian wound up in Los Angeles on a fluke. At age 11, while on a trip to visit her brothers, who were studying here, the Islamic Revolution broke out in her native Iran. She chose to remain ...

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Angella Nazarian is a noted speaker and best-selling author of three books: Life as a Visitor, Pioneers of the Possible: Celebrating Visionary Women of the World, and Visionary Women. She is the ...

Nazarian is an honest and candid writer who raises hope that dreams can be achieved even if one is uprooted from one’s homeland and even if the glass souvenirs she so desired in her childhood in Iran ...

Two years ago I had the special pleasure of interviewing Angella Nazarian, one of the Iranian Jewish community’s best-selling authors and award-winning poets. Her last book “Life As A Visitor” was ...

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“If you have five hours a week to spend doing something that’s beyond yourself, what would it look like?” asks Angella Nazarian. For Nazarian, a bestselling author and public speaker, that time has ...

Angella Nazarian plays favorites in her new book, Visionary Women (Assouline, $50). The Iranian philanthropist-author spotlights 20 women, living and dead, who not only inspire her, but plainly just ...

David Nazarian, left, with his wife Angella Nazarian, right, donated $10 million to the College of Business and Economics, which CSUN named the college in dedication for his generous support, at a ...