Eva Roethler
Eva Roethler is a senior staff writer at Built In. She obtained her Bachelor of Science in Nutrition from Arizona State University before embarking on a decade career working in fresh produce communications and media. She also worked as an editor for a regional magazine in Northern California covering local business, arts and non-profits before joining the team at Built In.
Roethler is a member of the Built Out LGBTQ employee resource group, and a co-founder of the Built Different employee resource group for disabled, chronically ill and neurodivergent employees. She also moonlights as an artist and illustrator.
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