Museum Official is a broad term that encompasses two distinct roles: TRUSTEE and CURATOR. A TRUSTEE is a person who holds legal title to property, such as a museum, on behalf of another person or organization. They are responsible for managing the museum's finances, ensuring that it is run in accordance with its mission, and making sure that the museum is compliant with all applicable laws and regulations. A CURATOR is a person who is responsible for the care and preservation of the museum's collections. They are responsible for researching and acquiring new items, cataloging and organizing existing items, and providing educational programs and exhibitions to the public.