Liechtenstein NationalMuseum Foundation

Governing bodies

The strategic governing body of the Liechtenstein National Museum Foundation is the Foundation Board. It determines the structures, regulations and long-term goals, and reports regularly to the responsible ministry acting as the supervisory authority.

For the periode 2018-2022/28, the Foundation Board is composed
 

• Elisabeth Kranz, 
  Vaduz (01.11.2021 – 31.10.2029)
• Roman Jenal, 
  Ruggell (17.03.2020 – 16.03.2028)
• Markus Burgmeier, 
  Balzers (17.03.2024 – 19.04.2028)
• Jasmin Collini Heidegger, 
  Triesen, Stiftungsrats-Präsidentin (19.08.2020 – 18.08.2028)
• Stefan Batliner, 
  Eschen, Stiftungsrats-Vizepräsident (17.03.2020 – 16.03.2028)
• Stephan Scheuzger, 
  Schliern bei Köniz (01. Januar 2023 bis 31. Dezember 2026)

Directorate

The operational responsibility for the museums of the Liechtenstein National Museum Foundation lies with the Directorate. It coordinates its actions with the Foundation Board.

Auditor 

The auditor of the Liechtenstein NationalMuseum Foundation is the Financial Control Authority of the Principality of Liechtenstein

History

The History about the Liechtenstein NationalMuseum can be found here

Vision and mission statement of the Liechtenstein NationalMuseum Foundation

The mission statement of the Liechtenstein NationalMuseum Foundation was revised in 2021 and a vision was formulated.

Vision

The Liechtenstein NationalMuseum opens up perspectives on spaces, times and everyday life.

Mission statement

We inspire and touch

Together we make the Liechtenstein NationalMuseum come alive with commitment and competence. The diversity of the exhibitions, the activities and themes are unique and fascinate young and old alike.

We connect and discover

With our topics, we build bridges between the past, present and future and promote dialogue and the development of identity with Liechtenstein.

We enrich and preserve

We are a place of culture, meeting and a center for knowledge transfer and education. We bring our museum to life with a participatory exhibition and event program and maintain exchanges with cultural institutions at home and abroad.