Lisa Zetah

Director of Marketing & Development

“Access Gallery is a place where artists are supported to grow, share their work, and be part of a community that values their voices.”

Bio

Lisa Zetah (she/her) has built her career in marketing and sales, specializing in storytelling, branding, and relationship-building across the corporate and nonprofit sectors. Over time, she found herself most drawn to work rooted in purpose and connection, which led her into nonprofit arts and public media.

Lisa Zetah (she/her) has built her career in marketing and sales, specializing in storytelling, branding, and relationship-building across the corporate and nonprofit sectors. Over time, she found herself most drawn to work rooted in purpose and connection, which led her into nonprofit arts and public media.

Lisa Zetah (she/her) has built her career in marketing and sales, specializing in storytelling, branding, and relationship-building across the corporate and nonprofit sectors. Over time, she found herself most drawn to work rooted in purpose and connection, which led her into nonprofit arts and public media.

Why Access Gallery?

My path to Access Gallery came after years in the corporate world and in nonprofit arts and public media, with one question guiding me: How do I best serve? I realized I do that best through communication and storytelling that help people feel connected to something meaningful.

What drew me to Access Gallery is that it is both a professional art studio and a deeply welcoming community. It is a place where artists with disabilities can grow their creative practice, share their work publicly, and be part of a community where they are respected, supported, and encouraged to thrive.

My path to Access Gallery came after years in the corporate world and in nonprofit arts and public media, with one question guiding me: How do I best serve? I realized I do that best through communication and storytelling that help people feel connected to something meaningful.

What drew me to Access Gallery is that it is both a professional art studio and a deeply welcoming community. It is a place where artists with disabilities can grow their creative practice, share their work publicly, and be part of a community where they are respected, supported, and encouraged to thrive.

My path to Access Gallery came after years in the corporate world and in nonprofit arts and public media, with one question guiding me: How do I best serve? I realized I do that best through communication and storytelling that help people feel connected to something meaningful.

What drew me to Access Gallery is that it is both a professional art studio and a deeply welcoming community. It is a place where artists with disabilities can grow their creative practice, share their work publicly, and be part of a community where they are respected, supported, and encouraged to thrive.

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