Marta Puig Quixal was born in Valencia in 1974. Ph. Engineer she works for the route since 2015. She previously worked for both private held and public companies. Managing projects that need a global and strategic vision of the organization. Specialized in Project Management, Marketing and Communication.

Since she is in this work she tries to give this Sephardic Route the importance it should have in Europe, and to recover the historical importance of the Jewish life in Sepharad in the middle age.

Pippa Shirley is Head of Collections and Gardens at Waddesdon, and is part of the core project team for the Jewish Country House Project, and Route Manager for the group. She leads a curatorial and archive team which is responsible for the care of and access to the collections, including research and collaboration with academic partners on the history of collecting, with particular emphasis on the Rothschild family and their historical context. She has published and lectured widely on different aspects of Waddesdon and the Rothschilds as collectors, and has also worked on a range of exhibition, display and gallery projects, both at Waddesdon and elsewhere.

Abigail Green has led the Jewish Country Houses Project from its inception. She is Professor of Modern European History at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Brasenose College. Her work sits at the interface between international Jewish history and the history of European politics and culture in the long 19th century. She won the Sami Rohr Choice Award 2012 for Moses Montefiore: Jewish Liberator, Imperial Hero, which was named a New Republic Best Book of 2010, and a TLS Book of the Year 2010. Her current work focuses on the role of Jews in constituting liberal political culture, with a particular focus on family history and transnational connections. She explores this history both through the Jewish Country Houses project and through a book project tentatively entitled, Children of 1848: Liberalism and the Jews from the Revolutions to Human Rights.

Dr.Eli Tauber, historian, writer and tour educator. He made his PhD on Holocaust in Bosnia and he was manager of the Department of researching Holocaust in Institute for researching crimes against Humanity and International low. Eli Taube is an author more than ten books and Exhibitions about Judaism, Holocaust and History of tje Jews in Bosnia. Dr.Eli Tauber is also Educator of tour-guides to lead tour “Jewish Sarajevo”.

Tilda, living in her hometown Izmir, is a tourism professional for over 30 years. Experienced in route and tour planning, tour management and destination marketing, she is also specialized in cultural heritage. Tilda is project assistant of EU funded Izmir Jewish Heritage Project.

Nesim, residing in Izmir, has been working with the cultural heritage of the Izmir Jewish Community for more than a decade. As a key player, his role involves development and implementation of projects. Nesim, currently, is the project coordinator of EU funded Izmir Jewish Heritage Project.

Marcel Odina is the director of the Jewish cultural platform Mozaika and serves as coordinator of the Catalan Route of Jewish Heritage. Marcel has been collaborating with Mozaika since 2017, first as one of the founders of the Jewish-Muslim intercultural initiative Salam-Shalom Barcelona, and later on as a full-fledged volunteer. He first entered the cultural sector professionally in 2018 as a consultant for the Catalan cultural association Òmnium Cultural, before becoming the director of Mozaika in 2019. His responsibilities as director include the day-to-day running of the organization, managing the cultural agenda of the project, carrying out the communication strategy of the organization, and overseeing the major projects in which it is involved. In that sense, he serves as liaison between the different organizations that make up the Catalan Route of Jewish Heritage, which include the Patronat del Call de Girona and the Diputació de Lleida.