Employees at the Danish Jewish Museum
Curator
Signe B. Larsen
cand.mag.
Donations, research and dissemination
tlf. 91 23 07 21
(PAYMENT LEAVE)
Museum assistant
Mads Emil Løkke Kristensen
cand.mag.
Administration, advertising, SoMe and booking
tlf. 91 23 07 27
Project employee
Laura Hoffmann Jensen
Master of Science (MSc)
Dissemination, research and events
tlf. 48 88 31 48
Curator
Sara F. Stadager
mag. art.
Dissemination, PR, research and collection
tlf. 91 23 07 22
Registrar and collection manager
Thomas Egebæk
cand.mag.
Collection, archive and store
you. tel. 29 81 08 18
(PAYMENT LEAVE)
Museum assistant
Trine D. Lauritzen
cand.scient.adm.
Accounting, store, administration
tel. 92 15 20 38
VOLUNTEER AT THE MUSEUM
The Danish Jewish Museum's corps of volunteers plays an important role in serving the public and contributes to the good spirit of the museum.
Would you like to spend at least half a day a week within the museum's opening hours - and become part of the museum's daily work and strong network? Among other things, the museum thanks you for your time and your commitment with staff events.
In order to ensure that everyone gets the best experience as a volunteer, the museum has drawn up a policy paper for volunteers, so that expectations are aligned between the parties in the best possible way.
Write to the museum and introduce yourself briefly if you would like to join.
We look forward to having you on the team.
STUDENT ASSISTANTS
We have many talented student assistants.
The student assistants are the ones you meet on city walks, at events, in the museum shop and are an indispensable part of the daily running of the museum.
We regularly post vacancies on this page, but do not hesitate to send an unsolicited application.
trainees
We often have room for interns and have several study places in the office.
Please contact us if you would like to do an internship at the museum. Here you can gain experience with everything from mediation to registration. If you are doing research within Danish Jewish history, you can apply for a study place in our office.
Economy
The Municipality of Copenhagen provides the Danish Jewish Museum with an annual operating grant, and the museum also receives state aid according to §15 of the Museums Act.
The establishment and further development of the Danish Jewish Museum was supported by:
Sanna and Victor Borge Memorial Fund
Egmont Foundation
Knud Højgaards Fond
Stichting Marcus Choleva Family Foundation
Aase and Ejnar Danielsen's Foundation
Helene Elsass
Ministry of Culture
AP Møller and wife Chastine Mc-Kinney Møller's Foundation for General Purposes
Supreme Court prosecutor CL Davids Legacy for relatives and friends
The Realdania Foundation
Aage og Johanne Louis-Hansens Fond
Ole Kirk's Foundation
Beehive funds
The Bevica Foundation
Bernard Osher Jewish Philanthropies Foundation
Oticon Funds
The Mitco Foundation
From the period 1 October 2019 - 30 September 2020, the Danish Jewish Museum has had a collection.
The accounts for this can be seen here.
The Board
Chairman of the Board
Managing Partner
Finn Schwarz
Designated by the Jewish Community in Denmark
Members
Senior Vice President at Novo Nordisk with responsibility for Data Science
Thomas Senderovitz
Designated by Danish Industry
Professor, Dr. Phil.
Hanne Trautner-Kromann
Designated by Lund University, Sweden
Culture and leisure mayor
Mia Nyegaard
Copenhagen municipality
Bachelor of Laws
Lis Ekner
Designated by the Society for Danish Jewish History