Marko Grobelnik is a researcher in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Marko co-leads Artificial Intelligence Lab at Jozef Stefan Institute, cofounded UNESCO International Research Center on AI (IRCAI), and is the CEO of Quintelligence.com specialized in solving complex AI tasks for the commercial world. He collaborates with major European academic institutions and major industries such as Bloomberg, British Telecom, European Commission, Microsoft Research, New York Times, OECD. Marko is co-author of several books, co-founder of several start-ups and is/was involved into over 50 EU funded research projects in various fields of Artificial Intelligence. Larger organizational activities include general chair of LREC2016 and TheWebConf2021 conferences. Marko represents Slovenia in OECD AI Committee (ONE AI), in Council of Europe Committee on AI (CAHAI), and Global Partnership on AI (GPAI). In 2016 Marko became Digital Champion of Slovenia at European Commission.

Ana Rosa Guzman is Head of the Unit for Interoperability and SDG in the Sub-directorate general for Planning and Governance of the Secretariat-General for Digital Administration, under the Spanish Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation.  Among her responsibilities are the coordination for the adoption of the Single Digital Gateway Regulation in Spain and the Spanish representation in several European initiatives focused on public service digitalization, standardisation and interoperability. She actively collaborates in SEMIC initiatives and others related to European Interoperability. She is the Spanish representative for Public Administrations in the Multi Stakeholders Platform (MSP) for ICT standardization and in the committee for the adoption of SDG implementing acts. At national level, she also participates in following-up of the eGovernment laws and the digital transformation strategy of the Central Administration, in particular, regarding interoperability.  Ana Rosa Guzmán is a computer and software engineer, a psychologist and a Spanisch ICT civil servant, with more than 20 years of experience with information systems.

Veronika Haberler is involved in innovation, legal tech and data analysis. She is CEO and co-founder of the legal tech company LeReTo, which develops innovative legal research solutions.

Together with her team, she makes use of open legal data across Europe by using narrow-AI, legal network analysis and semantic methods on legal data. LeReTo collected ten innovation awards so far, including the EU Datathon in 2019.