WHO IS WHO
Lama Tashi Norbu – Museum Founder & Artistic Director
Leela Eleni Skitsa – Co-Founder, Managing Director & Treasurer at the Board of Directors
Ronald Klaar – Museum Shop Manager & President at the Board of Directors
Chantal Berrens – Museum Head Administrator & Secretary at the Board of Directors
Founders
Lama Tashi Norbu – Museum Founder & Artistic Director
Leela Eleni Skitsa – Co-Founder, Managing Director & Treasurer at the Board of Directors
We are an ANBI status - a Public Beneficial Organization
The Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art (MOCTA) is qualified as an ANBI Status, registered with the Tax Authorities as a General Benefit Institution. It is a Public Benefit Organization ANBI (Algemeen nut beogende instelling) because it meets all conditions and all efforts are entirely committed to the public benefit.
- An ANBI does not pay Dutch inheritance tax or gift tax on inheritances.
- An ANBI does not pay Dutch gift tax on gifts that the organisation awards to the public benefit.
- Natural and legal persons who donate to an ANBI can deduct their gifts from their Dutch income tax or corporate income tax.
Our Museum complies fully with :
- The practice guidance as described at the Governance Cultural Code,
- ICOM -International Council of Museums-,
- Code of Ethics for Museums,
- LAMO and the Heritage Act,
- Fare Practice Code and Diversity & inclusion strategies at the Workplace in order to contribute to the community in the best way
- WBT-the Management and Supervision of Legal Entities Act and all rules and norms or laws adjusted for the good of the Museum and its interaction with the public.
