Navarrete led the EU project RECHARGE, resulting in three participatory business models for cultural heritage. She serves as scientific advisor to the European Group of Museum Statistics (EGMUS), is board member of the International Association for the Economics of Culture (ACEI), and of the Early Music Festival in the Netherlands. She has also served for 10 years as chair and secretary in the board of the Documentation Committee of the International Council of Museums, as advisor on the creation and evaluation of digital infrastructures in Europe, and has contributed to several research projects related to the economic analysis of digital culture.
At NEMO’s European Museum Conference 2026, Dr. Trilce Navarrete will moderate the panel "Changing from Within: AI and the Future of Museum Work" on Tuesday, 13 October.


