NEW YORK, NY. November 21st - Legal counsel Zanete Bukarte has been appointed to the Junior Board of the World Monuments Fund (WMF), a leading international non-profit organization dedicated to safeguarding the world’s most treasured places. Bukarte, who has been an active supporter of WMF as a member of its International Council, will now take on a new role helping to advance the organization’s mission to protect irreplaceable cultural heritage worldwide.
Since its founding in 1965 in New York City, WMF has conserved more than 700 sites in over 100 countries, raised over $300 million to support preservation efforts, and empowered more than 1,000 members of local communities to sustainably protect their heritage.
Bukarte, an accomplished legal professional, has long been dedicated to cultural advocacy. During her time on WMF’s International Council, she organized highly regarded events in partnership with institutions such as Sotheby’s and the Colnaghi Foundation, raising awareness and vital funds for the charity’s initiatives. Her ability to blend professional expertise with a deep passion for cultural preservation has made her a key supporter of WMF’s work.
“I am thrilled to accept the invitation to join the Junior Board of the World Monuments Fund,” Bukarte said. “Having worked closely with WMF since the beginning of 2023, I have witnessed the extraordinary impact of its work. Coming from a family and culture with a deep commitment to built heritage and craftsmanship, it is an honor to contribute further to the preservation of this global mission.”
Bukarte’s appointment underscores the organization’s commitment to engaging dynamic, young leaders who bring fresh perspectives and skills to the cause of heritage conservation.
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