DATE
Wednesday, 16 September 2026
TIME
15:00–15:45 CEST
FORMAT
Online · Live
About this webinar
Policy monitoring used to mean tracking hundreds of sources manually. In this session, three senior practitioners share how they use AI to cut through the volume — building monitoring systems that actually surface what matters, when it matters.We will explore concrete approaches to setting up AI-powered monitoring across EU institutions, national governments and think tanks, and discuss how to turn raw data into insights your leadership team can act on.
Programme
15:00
Welcome
Introduction to the speakers and session overview
15:05
AI for policy monitoring in practice
How AI tracks legislative and regulatory developments across institutions — turning scattered signals into structured, actionable intelligence
15:20
Panel — from data to insight
Three practitioners compare how they filter noise from signal and translate policy monitoring into strategic recommendations
15:35
Live Q&A
Bring your questions — open discussion with all three speakers
15:45
Close
Wrap-up and what is coming in the next session
Speakers
Mihailo Jovetic
Director, Digital & Technology · Kreab
Mihailo leads the Digital & Technology team at Kreab in Brussels, advising organisations on EU tech and digital policy. He works at the intersection of regulation, technology and public affairs, helping teams stay ahead of a fast-moving policy landscape and turn it into clear strategy.
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Maria Neguț
Head of EU Public Affairs · CCEP
Maria is Head of EU Public Affairs at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners in Brussels, leading the company’s engagement with EU institutions and stakeholders. She works across political communication and community engagement, keeping close track of the regulatory landscape and turning it into clear insight for the business.
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