Alongside my studio practice, I build initiatives that help culture travel—across borders, institutions, and audiences—without losing rigor. These projects translate conviction into infrastructure: practical, international, and designed to last.

Here are my two long-term initiatives with one aim: make cultural value more visible, more sustainable, and more future-ready:

International Museum Professionals Day (IMPD) is a global initiative that highlights the professional expertise required to steward collections and public trust. It brings visibility to the full range of museum work—curatorial, conservation, education, archives, and operations—through a coordinated international moment designed for institutions and individuals alike.

IMPD’s purpose is practical: strengthen the sector by making museum labor legible to stakeholders, funders, and audiences. By clarifying the human infrastructure behind cultural value, IMPD supports more sustainable institutions, better-informed public engagement, and higher standards of care.

Global Sports Heritage Association (GSHA) is an international platform advancing sport as a serious field of heritage and collecting. It focuses on sport as material culture and social history—objects, archives, narratives, and communities—positioned for museum-quality research, interpretation, and programming.

GSHA supports collaborations across collectors, institutions, and cultural leaders to develop exhibitions, archives, and partnerships with long-term relevance. Its goal is to formalize and elevate sports heritage within the broader cultural landscape, with curatorial rigor and global reach.