Because of his construction and architectural history background, Mark has always been inspired by the history of monumental buildings and their translation into the present. From the moment he took charge of the monuments in 2016, he has seen it as his mission to guide the buildings through the challenges of our time and prepare them for a sustainable, socially meaningful future.

For as long as she can remember, Anne has had a great passion for art and culture. She has therefore enjoyed studying art history. In addition to art history, Anne studied law. Both studies come in handy in her work as
a Strategy and Policy Officer.

Jeroen turned his hobby into his profession in 2016, when he had the unique opportunity to be able to take care of the maintenance of Naarden's fortifications. Before that, he had been studying fortifications for some 15 years and had self-published a book about them. In addition, as an architectural project manager and building historian, it suited him particularly well to study the foundation's other monuments as well.

While studying architecture, he developed a love for built heritage. Studying architectural history supplemented his practical skills with the necessary theoretical knowledge. By now Robin has been working in the field for quite some time. At Monumentenbezit he focuses mainly on the large maintenance projects and restorations of the objects.

A love of materials and craftsmanship guide his view of his work in the position of project manager. When it comes to drawing up a budget or carrying out regular maintenance; craftsmanship and detailing are the basis for this. With his experience as a carpenter, training in architecture and a now extensive experience within the restoration profession, he is committed to the management and preservation of our heritage.

Roos brings museum expertise to Monument Preservation. She has a background as a museum curator and educator. An ideal combination to figure out how to convey the stories of our monuments to a wide audience. Much of her work is currently focused on the future opening of Buitenplaats Trompenburgh.

Josje has over seventeen years of experience as a project manager, fundraiser and program maker in the cultural and heritage sector. In addition to her position at Monumentenbezit, she is also director-director of the Grote Kerk in Veere.

Military historian Merle focused primarily on personal stories during her studies. Conducting historical research and sharing her finds with a wide audience is her great passion. She is dedicated to finding out and bringing attention to the history of the monuments of Monumentenbezit.

Immediately after graduating in Cultural Heritage, Emma started working within marketing and communications positions in the cultural sector. In this position, she combines her love for buildings with stories with her specialty. You can contact her about questions around press, social media and communication.