Adam is Deputy Director General at the Danish Agency for Digital Government and has been since December 2017. He holds a Master of Science in Political Science. Professional responsibility for the following divisions  Division for National eIDs  Division for MitID Business eIDs and Use Management Services  Division for Financing and Support  Division for Digital Post  Division for Apps and Cross-border eIDs Previous positions 2014-2017 Digital Branch Director in the Confederation of Danish Industry 2011-2014 Head of Division in the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Interior 2006-2011 Member of the Executive Board, Head of Strategy and Head of Division at the Danish National IT and Telecom Agency 2004-2006 Deputy Head, Chief Consultant and Special Consultant in the Ministry of Science and Technology 2001-2004 Head of Section in the Ministry of Finance.

Gregory Lewkowicz is a professor at the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) and the director of the Smart Law Hub. He is principal investigator at the Artificial Intelligence Institute for the Common Good (FARI) in Brussels and Koyre Senior Research Fellow in Business Law & Artificial Intelligence at the Université of Nice Sophia Antipolis. He teaches the course “Smart Law : Algorithms, Metrics & Artificial Intelligence” at Science Po Paris School of Law. He teaches also at Paris II Panthéon-Assas and at HEC-Paris. He is a member of the external advisory board of AI4Belgium, of the “Club des juristes” digital taskforce (Paris). His research examines the interactions between law & digital technologies, global and transnational law and the transformations of legal professions. He conducts several research and industrial projects, including R&D, with public and private partners. He regularly advises governments and private companies on digital transformation.

Pilleriin Lillemets is a digital transformation and cyber policy expert with over a decade of experience in various public sector and international organisations. She currently serves as the Chief Digital Strategy Officer at the Estonian Government CIO Office, part of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications. Pilleriin holds a Master's degree in Technology Governance and Digital Transformation from Tallinn University of Technology, where her research focused on the digital transformation of the Estonian public sector. She also holds a Master's in Social Sciences from the University of Helsinki. Before her current position, Pilleriin was the Cyber Defence Counsellor at the Estonian Permanent Representation to NATO. Prior to that, she coordinated cyberspace operations training for NATO as the Head of Cyberspace Operations Education and Training Discipline at the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence in Tallinn. Her experience extends to teaching as a Lecturer in Defence and Cyber Studies at the Baltic Defence College and held various roles at the Estonian Ministry of Defence, including that of a Policy Adviser.