Andrea Chalupa

Andrea Chalupa is a versatile journalist, seasoned digital professional, and an accomplished author.

In her journalism career, Andrea has covered various topics including clean steelmaking in China, unique stories about billionaires and CEOs at Burning Man, Bette Midler's survival in 1970s New York, Ford Motor Company's groundbreaking all-women team of scientists, and the impact of True Blood on her dietary choices.

With over a dozen years of experience in digital media, Andrea has excelled in communications, concept development, copywriting, and market research for notable clients like Huge and IBM.

As an author, Andrea gained recognition for her historical-nonfiction book 'Orwell and the Refugees: The Untold Story of Animal Farm,' which earned features on NPR, Public Radio International, and the BBC.

Andrea Chalupa is a sought-after speaker known for her insightful talks on writing, producing empathetic online video, and other related topics.

Her specialties lie in journalism, editing, editorial strategy, research, website launches, online collaboration, panels, lectures, education, translating online content into live events, online video production, Photoshop, as well as in management and leadership roles where she has spearheaded transformations, initiated new projects, led teams, and recruited top talent.

Andrea pursued her education by studying Ukrainian at Harvard University and earning a BA in History with a focus on Soviet History from the University of California, Davis.

Throughout her career, Andrea has held positions at various prominent organizations such as Internet, Framework Films, AOL, Conde Nast, Portland Mercury, America Coming Together, and the University of California, Davis.