Culture and the cultural and creative industries have long since fulfilled not only a social role. The benefits of culture can be observed in economic development, the promotion of the social environment, in the development of education. Cultural activities also have a positive impact on the physical and mental health of a person, promote creativity and innovation, improve interpersonal understanding. Culture is the driver of urban development and creates a better environment for us all to live.
Our work is based on four pillars:
– Sustainability
– Accessibility and openness
– Piloting and knowledge
– Innovation
– Diversity
Culture and the cultural and creative industries have long since fulfilled not only a social role. The benefits of culture can be observed in economic development, the promotion of the social environment, in the development of education. Cultural activities also have a positive impact on the physical and mental health of a person, promote creativity and innovation, improve interpersonal understanding. Culture is the driver of urban development and creates a better environment for us all to live.
Our work is based on four pillars:
We strive to ensure that everyone who wants to attend cultural events in Prague, but also all those who want to create and make a living from culture, have the opportunity. We are working on this goal together as a team.
- Přístupnost a otevřenost
- Pilotování a znalost
- Inovace
- Rozmanitost
We are a diverse team of people with experience in various fields. We are united by a belief in cooperation and openness to different points of view. We continue to educate and learn from each other and from other people we meet in our work.
Petr has been leading Creative Prague since 2020. He focuses on the development of cultural and creative industries. He gained experience in IPR Prague, where he led a team of strategists, or in training cultural planners in Czechia and abroad.
Kristýna is in charge of the conceptual leadership of the Prague Cultural Forum. She is also active in the cultural and creative sectors agenda. Previously she worked at IPR Prague, where she was focusing on projects in public space.
Jakub maps cultural and creative sectors and formulates a strategy for their development. His experience at the Ministry of Culture led him to analytical work in culture, where he contributed, among other things, to the cultural agenda of the National Renewal Plan.
Linda is dedicated to strategic planning and participation in culture and community projects related to urban development. She participated in the creation of strategic plans in several Czech cities.
Lenka is leading the work on the IT tool Evaluart, which will help the capital to develop and strategically manage its cultural organizations. She draws on her experience in academia, government and private spheres.
In Creative Prague, Adéla is engaged in the preparation and analysis of data within projects mapping the cultural and creative sector in the capital. She gained experience in data analytics in a start-up analyzing satellite images, and in Czech ministries. Her relationship with culture also began to deepen thanks to her studies at a music gymnasium.
Ondřej is dedicated to the Prague Places project, which develops public space with culture and community life. He previously headed the GASK lecturer centre and worked in the lecturer department of the Rudolfinum Gallery.
Tomáš is in charge of projects developing public space, as well as technical production.
Alexandra takes care of the Prague Chairs and Tables project. She previously served as a project manager in the non-profit sector and is the director of the film platform Free Cinema.
Katarzyna coordinates the MAPK2O project and is dedicated to taking care of the team and its development. She gained experience in the business sphere of cultural and creative sectors, where she led teams and projects.
Talk to Katarzyna at katarzyna.sanojca@kreativnipraha.eu.
The content of our work is just as important as the way we do it. We support each other, we trust each other, and there is always room for humor and mistakes from which we learn together.
Ondřej is dedicated to the Prague Places project, which develops public space with culture and community life. He previously headed the GASK lecturer centre and worked in the lecturer department of the Rudolfinum Gallery.
Kristýna is in charge of the conceptual leadership of the Prague Cultural Forum. She is also active in the cultural and creative sectors agenda. Previously she worked at IPR Prague, where she was focusing on projects in public space.
Petr has been leading Creative Prague since 2020. He focuses on the development of cultural and creative industries. He gained experience in IPR Prague, where he led a team of strategists, or in training cultural planners in Czechia and abroad.
In Creative Prague, Adéla is engaged in the preparation and analysis of data within projects mapping the cultural and creative sector in the capital. She gained experience in data analytics in a start-up analyzing satellite images, and in Czech ministries. Her relationship with culture also began to deepen thanks to her studies at a music gymnasium.
Lenka is leading the work on the IT tool Evaluart, which will help the capital to develop and strategically manage its cultural organizations. She draws on her experience in academia, government and private spheres.
Alexandra takes care of the Prague Chairs and Tables project. She previously served as a project manager in the non-profit sector and is the director of the film platform Free Cinema.
Katarzyna coordinates the MAPK2O project and is dedicated to taking care of the team and its development. She gained experience in the business sphere of cultural and creative sectors, where she led teams and projects.
Linda is dedicated to strategic planning and participation in culture and community projects related to urban development. She participated in the creation of strategic plans in several Czech cities.
Tomáš is in charge of projects developing public space, as well as technical production.
Jakub maps cultural and creative sectors and formulates a strategy for their development. His experience at the Ministry of Culture led him to analytical work in culture, where he contributed, among other things, to the cultural agenda of the National Renewal Plan.