Snell & Wilmer Partner Ryan J. Regula Joins The Phoenix Symphony’s Young Professional Council

PHOENIX – Snell & Wilmer is pleased to announce that Phoenix Partner Ryan J. Regula has joined The Phoenix Symphony’s Young Professional Council.

The Phoenix Symphony is Arizona’s largest performing arts organization and one of the state’s most important cultural assets. In addition to performing traditional and modern repertoire in the fall and spring in Symphony Hall and around the Valley, its world-class musicians are actively engaged in the community thanks to generous foundation, corporation, and individual support. The Symphony is strengthened by collaborating with renowned guest conductors and artists. The core mission of The Phoenix Symphony is to provide extraordinary musical experiences that inspire and advance our community, enriching the lives of people of all ages and backgrounds. Annually, orchestra members empower more than 125,000 students through education and partnerships and create opportunities for deeper connection for tens of thousands of adults experiencing homelessness, in Alzheimer’s care facilities, in hospitals and in hospice.

“I am honored to have the ability to give back to the Phoenix music community by being a member of The Phoenix Symphony’s Young Professional Council. As an undergrad at the University of Notre Dame, I remember hearing Palestrina’s Missa Papae Marcelli and thinking it was the most beautiful thing I ever heard. Shortly thereafter, I heard Mozart’s Requiem Mass and was hooked forever. The amazing thing about The Phoenix Symphony is not only do they perform these classics superbly, but they also bring films and contemporary artists to life too. Music is one of the great joys in life and I cannot be happier to help The Phoenix Symphony reach as many listeners as possible,” said Regula.

Regula is a member of the firm’s special litigation and compliance group, where he utilizes his government experience to guide his clients through all aspects of their administrative law and litigation needs at both the federal and state level. Regula represents publicly and privately held companies, government agencies, and other political offices. His practice includes assisting clients with strategic counseling when facing complex regulatory issues, investigations, enforcements, and policy development.