Eliza Tudor is an interdisciplinary arts leader whose work spans three continents and more than three decades across the visual, literary, and performing arts. Her early career included producing film and theatre in Australia and leading opera, ballet, and classical theatre initiatives in California’s Sierra foothills before moving to the UK to complete a master’s degree in Cultural Policy at Goldsmiths, University of London. In London she served as Senior Commissioner for the UK’s National Health Service in one of the city’s most diverse and economically challenged boroughs, helping pioneer early models of arts-based social prescribing. She later joined the University of Oxford as Senior Development Executive for Arts & Humanities during the landmark Oxford Thinking Campaign.

Eliza has served on the boards of California Arts Advocates and Californians for the Arts and currently contributes to national and regional initiatives including the Advisory Cohort studying the future of arts service organizations, California Jobs First, and Visit California’s Gold Country Regional Tourism Advisory Committee.