Kezia Wexøe-Mikkelsen

European Tech Soverignity 

Europe is faced with crucial questions regarding dependencies and competition with China and the US . What should be produced at home? What can be produced abroad? What should europe collaborate on? And how do you diversify dependencies? The new Tech Soverinity Package is one way the European Commision plans on adddressing these questions, and in this session we  will take a closer look at it. 

Bio:
Kezia has a Bachelor’s degree in International Business and Politics from Copenhagen Business School and a Master’s degree in European and International Public Policy from the London School of Economics and Political Science. She has also been a Crown Prince Frederik Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School.
 
Kezia focuses on the technology and the digital policy domain. She has previously lived in Belgium, the United States, the United Kingdom, and France, and has gained practical experience  from among others, Microsoft and the quantum computing company, Pasqal.