Eliza Tudor's experience as an arts leader spans the visual, literary and performing arts across three continents. From producing film and theatre in Australia, to opera, Ancient Greek theatre and ballet in the Sierra, Eliza then moved to the UK to complete her masters in Cultural Policy. Working as Senior Commissioner for the UK's National Health Service in one of London's most majority non-White high poverty areas, she then worked as Senior Development Executive – Arts & Humanities at the University of Oxford, while also serving on the Board of Trustees of Magdalen Road Studios and Rosetta Life – working nationally through the arts with people suffering life limiting illnesses. In 2016 accepted the role of Executive Director with Nevada County Arts Council under California Arts Council's State-Local Partnership Program, and in 2017 gained state recognition for Nevada County through consulting two successful applications for California Cultural District designation. She serves the board of California Arts Advocates and Californians for the Arts, and is a member of the Capital Region Leadership Council for California Jobs First (formerly CERF).