Wereldmuseum Berg en Dal

Organisation

We would like to introduce ourselves

Wereldmuseum Berg en Dal, together with Wereldmuseum Amsterdam and Wereldmuseum Leiden, is part of the Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen (NMVW, National Museum of World Cultures) since 2014. The Wereldmuseum in Rotterdam became a partner of the NMVW in May 2017 and shares both the collection and mission of the NMVW.

General Director / Content Director - 
Marieke van Bommel & Wayne Modest

The Board of Directors is jointly responsible for the museum. The general director focuses mainly on governmental and administrative elements. The content director focuses mainly on the elements regarding content and societal responsibilities.

Marieke-vbommel-Wayne-modest
General director Marieke van Bommel / Content director Wayne Modest

Head of Programmes - 
Marielle Pals

Programming drives forward strategy and development of exhibitions, public programmes and education.

Marielle-Pals
Marielle Pals - Head of Programmes

Head of Delivery and Realisation - 
Cindy Zalm

Delivery and Realisation drives forward the areas of projects, collection management and IT and initiates operational innovation.

Cindy-Zalm
Cindy Zalm - Head of Delivery and Realisation

Head of Operations and Services - 
Miep Huivenaar

Operation and Services drives forward all areas that support the primary museal tasks and public facilities including the shops, restaurants and hospitality services. 

Miep-Huivenaar
Miep Huivenaar - Head of Operations and Services

Head of Public and Partnerships - Merel Hoestlandt

Public and Partnerships is the link between the museums and the public. We invite people to experience and participate in our public activities & exhibitions, both physical and digital.

Merel Hoestlandt, Head of Public and Partnerships
Merel Hoestlandt, Head of Public and Partnerships

Head of Research and Collections - Mirjam Hoijtink

Research and Collections drives forward all areas to do with intellectual access to collection, including research strategy, projects and programmes, collections interpretation and development. This includes policy questions such as provenance and the return of cultural objects.

Mirjam Hoijtink
Mirjam Hoijtink - Head of Research and Collections