Trainings
NEMO’s trainings explore various topics related to museum work and are facilitated by international museum experts. Participants also have the chance to share best practice approaches with each other in a peer-to-peer exchange setting.
Upcoming training
- Managing change: A digital transformation lab for museum professionals
- Facilitated by Federico Borreani and Martino Catalani of BAM! Strategie Culturali
- Online on 14, 21, and 28 September 2026
- The call for applications has closed
This practice-oriented online training combines expert-led input with practical and collaborative exercises, supporting participants in navigating change, shaping digital strategies, and developing new approaches to working with data, audiences, and participation.
Over the three workshop sessions, participants will explore:
- How digital transformation is reshaping museums and professional roles
- The skills and competences needed to manage change and drive innovation
- Data strategy and CRM as tools for building meaningful audience relationships
- Digital engagement, co-design, and participatory practices in the museum context
The sessions will be facilitated by Federico Borreani, Head of Strategy & Consultancy at BAM!, and Martino Catalani, Strategy & Consultancy at BAM!.
Practical information
- NEMO members participate free of charge and are given priority.
- Non-members may join for a fee. Get in touch for more information.
- Participants are expected to join all three sessions on 14, 21, and 28 September 2026.
- Learn more and how to apply in the call for applications.
- Deadline to apply: 29 June.
More about BAM! Strategie Culturali
BAM! Strategie Culturali is an independent research and consultancy organisation working at the intersection of culture, participation, and social change. Based in Europe and active internationally, BAM! supports museums and cultural organisations in developing strategies that are innovative, inclusive, and future-oriented. BAM!’s work focuses on cultural policy, audience development, evaluation, capacity building, and organisational transformation, with a strong emphasis on experimentation and critical practice. Through research, training programmes, and collaborative projects, BAM! creates spaces where cultural professionals can reflect, test new approaches, and turn ideas into meaningful action.
