blooloop, in association with BeWunder, experts in spectacular multisensory experiences using a range of media and technology, is pleased to announce that nominations for the blooloop 50 Museum Influencer List 2025 are now open.
Now in its sixth year, the Museum Influencer List celebrates the work and contributions of leading figures across the sector.
See the 2024 List here.
“At BeWunder, we see museums as evolving spaces where ideas, culture, and technology meet. Supporting the blooloop 50 Museum Influencer List is one way we highlight the change-makers redefining the museum experience.
“Their drive to make cultural spaces more engaging and inclusive resonates with our own commitment to meaningful experiences, and we’re proud to support their vision and contributions to the field,” says Felix Erdmann, entrepreneur & executive at BeWunder.
Charles Read, MD of blooloop, says: “Museums, art galleries, cultural institutions and heritage sites play a vital role in society as spaces for education and dialogue. They are also, increasingly, a regenerative force, where they can carve out greater relevance and meaning in their communities and beyond.
“In politically unstable times, and with the threat of climate change looming large, their role as trusted authorities and educators has never been more important. This year’s List will highlight key individuals whose innovation, drive and creativity are helping shape the future of museums.”
Nominations are now open
We need our blooloop readers to nominate their influencers to create the List. Celebrate your colleagues who you feel have made a significant contribution to the museum sector over the past year.
A panel of expert judges will then review all of the entries and judge them on merit, regardless of the nominee’s location, job title, or employer. You can nominate multiple individuals, including yourself, but you can only nominate each person once.
Nominations are open until Monday 4 August 2025, and you can nominate someone here.
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