Trilce Navarrete is a specialist in the economic and historic aspects of digital heritage. Navarrete is scientific advisor at the [European Group of Museum Statistics ][European Group of Museum Statistics](EGMUS) since 2011, board member of the [International Committee of Documentation][] of the International Council of Museums (CIDOC), and regular guest lecturer at various Museology programs worldwide. She has contributed to the creation and development of the European statistics for digital heritage ([ENUMERATE][]), has served as advisor for the creation and evaluation of (national) digital infrastructures, and has collaborated in several European funded research projects, including [RICHES][] and the Virtual Multimodal Museum ([ViMM][]). Navarrete was responsible for the first national study of the economic and historic development of digital museums, in The Netherlands. You can read a summary [here][]. Navarrete holds a PhD from the University of Amsterdam. As lecturer in the [Cultural Economics and Entrepreneurship][] program, Navarrete teaches at BA and MA level a variety of courses, including the Museums in Context MA elective (CC4122) where students get to apply theories to solve a wicked problem posed by a Dutch museum. Topics tackled can be viewed in a [video series][]. [European Group of Museum Statistics]: https://www.egmus.eu/ [International Committee of Documentation]: http://cidoc.mini.icom.museum/ [ENUMERATE]: https://pro.europeana.eu/page/enumerate [RICHES]: https://riches-project.eu/ [ViMM]: https://www.vi-mm.eu/ [here]: https://trilcenavarrete.com/2015/09/25/a-history-of-digitization-dutch-museums/ [Cultural Economics and Entrepreneurship]: https://www.eur.nl/en/master/cultural-economics-and-entrepreneurship [video series]: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbwAZPm1xXxB1nB2wRq3k6UsTyzGojdrJ