AI, digital regulation and public-policy strategy in Europe.

I advise organisations that need a clear, credible and long-term position on AI and digital regulation in the European Union – from implementation of the AI Act and GDPR to engagement with the European Commission and other EU institutions.

Clarity and leverage in front of regulators and EU institutions.

The mandates I take on in this space involve organisations for whom AI and digital regulation are strategically relevant – not only a compliance box to tick.

Corporates and AI-driven businesses

Groups and business units that need to bring AI and data-intensive products, services and internal tools in line with EU regulation – without losing strategic freedom or delaying innovation.

  • AI-enabled products and platforms operating across several EU Member States.
  • Internal use of generative AI and data analytics embedded in decision-making.
  • Group-wide governance structures incorporating AI, data and technology risk.

Founders, scale-ups and investors

High-growth companies and investment teams that need to understand how AI and digital regulation affect valuation, risk and deal-making.

  • AI and data-driven start-ups preparing for funding rounds or international expansion.
  • Portfolio reviews focusing on exposure to AI Act, GDPR, DSA and related EU rules.
  • Transaction support in deals where AI and data regulation are central to the thesis.

Industry alliances, research projects and public-interest bodies

Organisations and coalitions that require a structured presence in Brussels and a credible voice in the European AI and digital-regulation debate.

  • Representation and engagement with the European Commission and EU institutions.
  • Work with centres of excellence and initiatives such as responsible-AI programmes.
  • Strategic positioning on AI, data and digital legislation for industry groups and associations.

My work in AI and digital regulation is anchored in concrete legal instruments and real policy processes – not abstract debates.

Core EU frameworks

  • AI Act – including high-risk systems, generative AI and codes of conduct.
  • GDPR – data protection, international transfers and AI-driven processing.
  • Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA).
  • Data Act and data-sharing frameworks.
  • Sector regulation in health, life sciences, financial services and digital platforms.

Issues clients typically bring to me

  • Mapping AI and digital-regulation risk across products, services and jurisdictions.
  • Designing governance models that satisfy regulators, investors and boards.
  • Building internal accountability for AI and data-driven decision-making.
  • Preparing for supervision, investigations and regulatory dialogue with EU authorities.
  • Aligning public-policy messaging with legal and business strategy.

A non-exhaustive sample of the situations where I am typically asked to intervene.

  • Designing and rolling out an AI-governance framework across several EU jurisdictions for an AI-driven business group.
  • Advising an AI scale-up on how to align product roadmap and internal governance with the AI Act while preparing for international expansion.
  • Supporting an investment team in assessing portfolio exposure to AI, data and digital-regulation risk, and translating that into board-level decisions.
  • Representing an industry alliance in its engagement with the European Commission on AI, data and platform regulation, including input to consultations and soft-law instruments.
  • Advising on the regulatory and public-policy strategy of research and innovation projects working with advanced AI and data-intensive technologies.

If AI, data and digital regulation are now central to your product, your portfolio or your public positioning in Europe, you need a strategy that goes beyond compliance checklists. My role is to turn EU regulatory complexity into clear options, decisions and next steps.

I typically respond within one business day.

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