Christian Wagner has extensive experience in public policy, marketing, and research across various organizations. At the University of Twente, Christian served as a Marketing & Promotion Executive, organizing events and promoting the university to prospective students. A tenure at the European Parliament involved assisting in Civil Liberties and Justice, drafting key documents, and conducting research on data protection. Christian's role at Google included advancing public policy initiatives related to Google Assistant and AI. Additionally, Christian co-founded the Young Professionals in Digital Policy network, fostering dialogue among over 200 members on technology policy in the EU. Prior positions include roles at CompTIA and the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom, where Christian focused on digital economy policy and EU relations with Latin America. Christian's academic background includes recent studies at Stanford University.
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