In 1902 Carl Jacobsen established the New Carlsberg Foundation to create the economic basis for the running of the Glyptotek. The museum is run by the Danish state and the New Carlsberg Foundation as independent institution.
Chairman: Hans Edvard Nørregård-Nielsen (The New Carlsberg Foundation)
Morten Kyndrup (The New Carlsberg Foundation)
Maria Fabricius Hansen (The New Carlsberg Foundation)
Per Øhrgaard (Carlsbergfondet)
Per Thornit (Ministry of Culture)
Annette Sadolin (appointed by the Board of Trustees)
Karl Adrian (Personnel/Staff Representative Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek)
Flemming Friborg, Director
Anne Marie Nielsen, Deputy Director
Department of Ancient Art
Jan Kindberg Jacobsen, Curator, Greek and Roman Sculpture
Mogens Jørgensen, Curator, Egyptian Collection, the Near East and Palmyrene Collection
Tine Bagh, Curator, Egyptian Collection
Jan Stubbe Østergaard, Research
Amalie Skovmøller, Ph.d. fellow (on maternity leave)
Department af Modern Art
Line Clausen Pedersen, Curator
Library:
Josephine Nielsen-Bergqvist, Curatorial Assistant
Mathilde Teglgaard Nielsen, Curatorial Assistant
Mikkel Larsen, stud. mag.
Nikoline Sauer Petersen, stud.mag.
Neil Martin Stanford, Translator
IT, Web & Communications
Pia Svejgaard Pedersen, Head of Communications (on maternity leave)
Mikael Ipsen, IT-Manager & Market Communications
Lasse Juhl Nielsen, Communications Assistant
Martin Asring, IT-Supporter
Accounts Department
Pernille Bruun
Lene Iven
Administration
Vibeke Holte, Secretary
Tina Thunø, Registrar (on maternity leave)
Ana Cecilia Gonzalez, Assistent
Department of Conservation
Maria Louise Sargent, Conservation
Rebecca Hast, Conservation & Registrar
Museum Shop
Anders Peter Sørensen, Manager
Technical Staff
Karl Adrian, Technical Manager
Michael Jakobsen, Head of Attendants
Jeanet Klevang, Canteen
Technicians
Rasmus Bræmer Enke
Bjørn Hansen
Lars Haugan
Rasmus Feigh-Offersen
Henrik Hansen, Carpenter
Inge Lindhardt, Gardener
Hugo Boelsmand Pedersen, Painter