Tiffany Vega is a Puerto Rican arts administrator, creative producer, and educator hailing from East Harlem, NYC. She serves as the President & Founder of La Vega Management. She resides in New Orleans, LA.

As a trained and certified Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion facilitator through artEquity and Northwestern University, Tiffany is deeply committed to fostering inclusivity within the arts. Her dedication to education is further demonstrated through her role as an Adjunct Professor at Loyola University-New Orleans.

Tiffany's professional journey includes significant roles such as an Associate and Consultant with ALJP Consulting, the General Manager at Hi-ARTS NYC (Formerly Hip-Hop Theater Festival), and a Client Success Manager with AudienceView. She has also contributed her knowledge as an Adjunct Professor at Dillard University.

Actively engaged in advocacy and community involvement, Tiffany currently serves on the National Board of the Parent Artist Advocacy League, championing the rights of parents and caregivers in the performing arts. She also holds a position on the Board of Directors for the New Orleans Film Society and has extensive experience serving on national grant panels for the arts.

Tiffany is a member of various industry organizations, including the Latinx Theatre Commons, Alternate Roots, Women of Color in the Arts, Arts Administrators of Color, Creative and Independent Producer Alliance, the National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures, and the Association of Performing Arts Presenters. Recognized for her contributions, Tiffany is a recipient of the Hispanic Foundation for the Arts Scholarship.

An industry expert in Black, Latinx, and Hip-Hop Theatre, Tiffany holds an MFA in Theatre Management & Producing from Columbia University and a BA in Theatre Performance from the University of Maryland-College Park. Her extensive background, coupled with her commitment to diversity and inclusion, positions her as a distinguished leader in the field.