The NextGen Group was officially launched in 2014 and its main purpose is to create a dynamic network to connect young owners or future owners of historic houses.
Here Next Gen members can share insights and best practice on tackling the challenges of future ownership. To facilitate this exchange of knowledge, the NextGen Group organises various activities throughout the year in collaboration with our member associations. This includes one annual NextGen Heritage Conference, two Cultural Weekends and four Webinars.
If you are a young or future owner (younger than 45) you are invited to join us or one of our national member associations to shape a sustainable future for our shared European heritage. The Membership is free of charge. If your association does not currently offer specific information for young members, please contact our NextGen Coordinator directly at nextgen@europeanhistorichouses.eu.
Nicoline Schaub lives and works in Zurich, Switzerland. She holds a master’s degree in art history from the University of Zurich. After graduating, she was a press officer for a large music and art festival in Switzerland before setting up her own business as cultural manager, incl. Graphic design and PR. She is a member of the central board of Domus Antiqua Helvetica and as their former NextGen President, she was significantly involved in building a lively Swiss NextGen Group.