Eva Frsa is an accomplished product manager, producer, and educator with over 8 years of experience managing and shipping digital products and services, and 15+ years of experience producing theatre productions and events. She has worked with cultural organizations, large brands, agencies, research centers, and startups in London, Berlin, New York, and San Francisco, delivering innovative and engaging experiences for audiences. Eva is passionate about producing cultural experiences - digital and live - that matter and is inspired by organizations that tell important stories, build communities and inspire people, such as V&A, National Theatre of Scotland, Pixar, LEGO, and Airbnb.

Eva studied IB Diploma, Theatre Arts, Philosophy, English, Slovak, Mathematics, Biology, and earned 1st Class at Vienna International School. She then pursued a Bachelor's Degree in Theatre Practice - Producing, where she earned 1st Class at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Eva also completed a Master's Degree in Enterprise & Management for Creative Arts from the University of the Arts London and a Completion Diploma in MBA Exchange: New Ventures Development at the London Business School.

Eva has held different positions throughout her career, including being a Freelance Senior Product Manager & Producer at www.evaliparova.com, Fellow at The RSA (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce), Project Producer – Audience Labs at Royal Opera House, Senior Product Manager at Made by Many, Product Manager at Victoria and Albert Museum and Knotch, Cofounder & Marketing Manager at Paperfold, Project Manager at Hebbel Am Ufer Theater, Master's Programme Designer at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, Design Researcher at Design Against Crime Research Centre, Performance & Experience Economy Project Coordinator at Central Saint Martins, and Ticket Sales Advisor at Barbican Centre. Eva has taught at Central Saint Martins, Hyper Island, and the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, where she regularly mentors students on how to turn creative projects into businesses. She also speaks at various conferences, such as Creative Mornings London, We Are Museums, and JAM, the product conference.