NEMO Chair gives training on museum mission, vision and values

From 10-12 December 2019, NEMO’s Chair David Vuillaume gave a three day expert training to young museum professionals in Tbilisi, Georgia. The training was organised in the course of the Be Museumer project, which is funded by Creative Europe and co-run by NEMO.

24 museum professionals from Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan got to learn how to concretize a museum’s mission and vision as well as how to identify fitting values. The training was exclusive to museum professionals in the South Caucasus region, but David will share his knowledge in a webinar open to the public and on the same topic on 29 January 2020 at 11:00 CET.

The project Be Museumer aims to contribute to the development of the museum field in the South Caucasus region and to establish an International Training Programme that will benefit museumers (museum personnel) in Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. 

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