Browse by Museum Department

Responsible for the preservation of corporate and historical archives, including photographic, cartographic, and paper-based collections. This department creates collection description reports, acquisition rationales, finding aids, and other related documents.

Administration for Ingenium’s museums, the activities of the Executive Members and their support staff. Documents here include program assessments, information briefings, planning of corporate event planning documents, and operational and strategic plans.

Membership, contract templates, boutique activities, and space rental information.

The acquisition of artifacts at Ingenium, including documents on strategic collecting areas, historical assessments, and deaccessioning protocols.

Management and maintenance of the artifacts in Ingenium’s collections, including operational guidelines, condition reports, and hazard management documentation.

Relating specifically to the Ingenium Executive (CEO and Corporate Secretariat), including policies and guidelines, presentations, ATIP reports, CEO speaking notes, travel and hospitality reports, and staff communications.

Supporting Ingenium’s outreach initiatives, special programming and events, including speaking notes and presentations, logistics planning, and social media strategies.

Artifact assessments, original research reports and publications, conference presentation proposals, and collection profiles.

Exhibition development activities at Ingenium’s museums, including planning, design, artifact lists, evaluations, testing, maintenance and support services.

The care and organization of information assets held by Ingenium, including at its records office and library, such as acquisitions, reports, conference papers, and project planning.

The development and acquisition, testing, implementation and maintenance of computer hardware, software applications and databases supporting Ingenium's business needs.

The control of movable assets and services (including contracting and procurement) that are required by Ingenium, such as furniture, furnishings, equipment, supplies, vehicles, and consultant services.

Ingenium’s public-facing activities relate to the development and delivery of programs in Ingenium's three museums.

Activities relating to the marketing of Ingenium’s products and services, media relations and production services.

Broad systematic management planning for Ingenium, including corporate reports, objectives, and goals.

The delivery of services and programs at Ingenium’s museums, including audience research, activities planning and events.