Marietje Schaake keynote speaker
- Ethical Governance of Emerging Technologies
- Safeguarding Democracy in the Digital Era
- Shaping the Future of Democracy and Technology
- Strategies for Countering Digital Authoritarianism
- Tech in the New World Order
- The Impact of Unregulated Tech on Global Politics
- The Role of Policy in Shaping the Future of the Internet
Marietje Schaake is a leading authority on technology policy, democracy, and governance, renowned for her decade-long tenure as a Member of the European Parliament (2009–2019). As International Policy Director at Stanford University’s Cyber Policy Center, she spearheads initiatives that address the complex interplay between technological innovation and public policy. Her 2024 book, The Tech Coup: How to Save Democracy from Silicon Valley, offers a compelling analysis of the challenges posed by unregulated technology to democratic institutions.
In recognition of her expertise, Marietje has been invited to speak at prestigious events, including the Oxford Literary Festival in April 2025, where she will discuss the themes of her latest publication.
Her insights are regularly featured in leading publications, and she contributes a monthly column to the Financial Times, focusing on technology and governance.
Marietje’s forward-thinking approach and commitment to ethical technology governance make her a sought-after speaker for audiences seeking to understand and navigate the rapidly evolving digital landscape. Her ability to demystify complex technological issues and articulate their implications for democracy and society ensures that her presentations are both enlightening and impactful.
