Filozofijas doktors Ivars Bērziņš ir Akadēmijas mācībspēks kopš 1997. gada. Izveidojis kultūras menedžmenta maģistrantūras programmu, pašlaik vada „Starptautisko mediju un kultūras menedžmenta” maģistrantūras apakšprogrammu.
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Frans Brouwer lectures currently on cultural policy, arts management, cultural entrepreneurship and cultural economics at the Erasmus University Rotterdam and the Academy of Culture in Riga. He conducts musicological research and supervises master students with their thesis research. Moreover, as a freelancer he is involved in various cultural projects, such as curator for the Christiansfeld Festival (Denmark, 2015), founder of the European Opera Academy (2014-2017) and consultancy work. This year (2021) he is establishing a Summer Academy Cultural Entrepreneurship & Leadership for advanced master students and professionals in the cultural sector from transition countries, a cooperation between the Erasmus University Rotterdam and Ljubljana University.
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Agnese Hermane ir Latvijas Kultūras akadēmijas docētāja kopš 2001. gada. Vada Kultūras socioloģijas un menedžmenta katedru, LKA un RTU kopīgo bakalaura studiju programmu “Radošās industrijas”, līdzdarbojusies arī LKA un RTU kopīgās maģistra studiju programmas "Radošās industrijas un izaugsmes menedžments" izstrādē. Darbojas kā zinātniskā asistente LKA Zinātniskās pētniecības centrā, ir doktora grāda pretendente. Kopš 2014. gada darbojas LKA nākamās mājvietas bijušajā Tabakas fabrikā projekta attīstības darba grupā projekta “Starpdisciplināra kultūras, izglītības un radošo industriju atbalsta centra izveide ēku kompleksā Miera ielā 58A, Rīgā” ietvaros.
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Iveta Ķešāne is an Assistant Professor at The Latvian Academy of Culture. Her interests include the intersections of emotions, migration, culture, development and state-society relationships. She earned a doctorate in sociology from Kansas State University (USA) in 2016.
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Anca Claudia Prodan, Ph.D., is a research consultant at the Institute Heritage Studies in Berlin. She holds degrees in Philosophy, Anthropology and (World) Heritage Studies, and she has been working as lecturer and researcher for more than ten years. She initiated academic research on the UNESCO Memory of the World Programme (MoW) and she is a corresponding member of the Sub-Committee on Education and Research of the MoW Programme.
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