Izabel Zambrzycki

Izabel Zambrzycki is an accomplished artistic administrator with over 10 years of experience shaping orchestral programming and operations. Currently serving as the Director of Artistic Administration and General Manager with the National Repertory Orchestra, she works with the operations staff on producing successful concerts across the 10-week summer season.

Formerly, Izabel was the Artistic General Manager for the Colorado Symphony where she led the institution’s artistic planning process, managing day-to-day operations and providing strategic leadership for a dynamic team. With a Master’s in Arts Administration and a Bachelor’s in Flute Performance, Izabel brings a unique blend of artistic sensibility and managerial expertise to her roles.

During her tenure with the Colorado Symphony, Izabel oversaw all programming and operations, including a diverse range of performances presented across Colorado. She collaborated with the Music Director, Artistic Committee, and Marketing team to develop innovative programming to further the mission of the organization in fostering a future for live symphonic music and helped grow the organizations earned revenue. Her work spanned a multitude of genres and crafted new ways for Denver audiences to experience a live orchestra.

Prior to her current role, Izabel served as the Senior Artistic Planning Manager and Assistant to the Music Director at the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, where she played a pivotal role in the formation of the BSO’s New Music Festival and maintained a close working relationship with conductor, Marin Alsop.

Outside of her professional endeavors, Izabel enjoys the challenges of CrossFit, where she is both a coach and an athlete. She is also an avid reader and enjoys taking walks with her doggo, Bartok. (Yes, named after the composer!)