Ty-Juana L. Flores

Ty-Juana L. Flores is an Afrolatina with Panamanian roots from Roxbury, Massachusetts, who is dedicated to building a better world through education and performing arts. As an arts administrator and thought partner in shifting organizational culture, she has held various roles in design, higher education, philanthropy, and city government. Prior to becoming a higher education professional, she worked for several private label companies and studios in New York City that produced womenswear apparel for brands like Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, and Lord & Taylor.

Over the years, she has been a change agent and contributor to Berklee's campus culture through various roles within the institution and is currently the director of Berklee's Identity-Based Programs (IBP). Under her leadership, she oversees a portfolio of student engagement and success initiatives within the Berklee Bridge(Opens in a new window) and plays a critical role to increase retention and graduation rates for student program participants.

She's a champion for the arts and creative economy and serves as board chair of the Boston Cultural Council (BCC) in the City of Boston Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture.

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