Martin Gritsch
European Commission / Secretariat-General
Head of Unit
Biography
Martin Gritsch is an IT manager with extensive experience in the public sector. He has worked for the European Commission for over two decades, holding management positions in the Informatics Directorate, the Directorate-General for Environment and the Secretariat-General. He has been responsible for the implementation of IT systems at European level in the fields of environmental protection, CO2 emissions trading, implementation of EU legislation, transparency and online participation of citizens and stakeholders in EU law-making. For the last three years, he has taken on more business-related responsibilities in the design, optimisation, and application of the European Commission's decision-making process. In this role, he is also the business owner of the Commission's Decision Information Systems, which include the core decision-making system 'Decide', the e-participation platform 'Have Your Say' and 'EdiT', the collaborative online editor for EU legislative documents.
Speaker session
The workshop on “AI in digital-ready policy design and legal drafting” will explore how tools powered by AI technologies can support policymakers in their digital-ready policy journey. The workshop will highlight potential tools and features, such as the Policy Screening Prototype (SeTA) and smart functionalities for legal drafting (LEOS). It is targeted at professionals from the public sector, academia and industry working on policy design and legal drafting, and interested in identifying the role that AI technologies can play in these processes.
Moderated by Carlos Torrecilla, Head of Unit, Digital Economy, Joint Research Centre
Cecile GUASCH
European Commission
system architect
Biography
Cécile is a business architect who has worked for interoperability matters since 2008 . She joined the Interoperability unit in 2017 to contribute in the development of actions around legal aspects influencing the interoperability of public services.
Organisation
European Commission
EU institution
Speaker session
The workshop on “AI in digital-ready policy design and legal drafting” will explore how tools powered by AI technologies can support policymakers in their digital-ready policy journey. The workshop will highlight potential tools and features, such as the Policy Screening Prototype (SeTA) and smart functionalities for legal drafting (LEOS). It is targeted at professionals from the public sector, academia and industry working on policy design and legal drafting, and interested in identifying the role that AI technologies can play in these processes.
Moderated by Carlos Torrecilla, Head of Unit, Digital Economy, Joint Research Centre
Ana Rosa Guzman
Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, Spain
Secretariat-General for Digital Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, Spain
Biography
Civil servant expert on Interoperability and Digital Administration, after 20 years providing digital solutions to private and public sectors from international IT companies. She is leading the national coordinator's team for the Single Digital Gateway, member of the Expert Group of Interoperability of Public Services and the Multi-Stakeholder Platform on ICT Standardization, and an active participant of the SEMIC community and several national and European projects and initiatives for the digital transformation of the public sector.
Organisation
Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, Spain
National Competent Authority
Speaker session
The workshop on “AI in digital-ready policy design and legal drafting” will explore how tools powered by AI technologies can support policymakers in their digital-ready policy journey. The workshop will highlight potential tools and features, such as the Policy Screening Prototype (SeTA) and smart functionalities for legal drafting (LEOS). It is targeted at professionals from the public sector, academia and industry working on policy design and legal drafting, and interested in identifying the role that AI technologies can play in these processes.
Moderated by Carlos Torrecilla, Head of Unit, Digital Economy, Joint Research Centre