The third and (for now) final workshop on personal data spaces will take place in Ghent, Belgium, and focus on the co-creation of a vision on what personal data space providers will bring to Member States for the next two years. The goal is to draft a roadmap up until 2025 on some of the questions raised above for the advancement of EU-wide interoperable personal data spaces in the coming years. A more detailed scope and agenda will be disclosed later.

If you are interested in joining the third workshop on personal data spaces, please reach out to arne.van.der.stuyft@pwc.com. Unfortunately, the places are limited. Therefore, the core team aims at a diverse audience, with approximately one stakeholder per member state or organisation. After registering, you will be notified if you have secured a seat.

 Agenda

Key experts in the lead

This third workshop will be led by Viivi Lähteenoja, Researcher at the University of Helsinki and chair of the board for MyData Global.

Esther De Loof is the operation director of SolidLab, a cutting-edge center of expertise on bringing personal and smart data spaces alive across all levels of interoperability: legal, organizational, semantic, and technical. Together with the Flemish Data Utility Company, we foster the adoption of semantic standards for data sharing in impactful real-live use cases in Flanders, Europe and across the globe.

Marcello Grita is a Digital Transformation consultant and Project Leader for the development of a Human Centric Data Infrastructure in Sweden, an open source personal data space allowing individuals to access distributed personal information and share it with third parties.

Paul Theyskens is a Board Member at MyData Global, focussed on designing a human centric data ecosystem. Furthermore, he is currently working Data Spaces for IMEC Research and Technology, on Technology for the Global MaaS Alliance and in Gaia-X Mobility. 

Attention:

• This event is invitation only.
• The location, date and hour can be subject to change.