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Phoebe Kwan

At CFG, Phoebe connects strategy to execution, supporting the organisation and its leaders to bring our mission to life within the EU policy landscape.

Philipp Kienemund

Philipp ensures CFG’s work is visible, accessible, and engaging online. From social channels to newsletters, his communications role lets him collaborate across all programs, which he regards as a highlight of his work.

Pawel Swieboda

Pawel's main focus is the brain and its centrality in the 21st century. He builds on extensive experience in government, private sector, European institutions as well as science management.

Namita Kambli

Namita applies a social and environmental lens to the governance of emerging technologies. Her goal is to ensure both people and the planet have a fair shot in decision-making - now and in the future.

Mehmet Onur Cevik

Onur blends legal savvy and academic rigor to tackle digital governance challenges. A critical thinker and interdisciplinary bridge-builder, he shapes impactful solutions in tech policy.

Matthias Honegger

An interdisciplinary advisor on climate governance, Matthias leads CFG’s program on climate interventions, focusing on their governance and the policies shaping their research.

Ashley Noriega

Ashley explores emerging biotechnologies, uncovering how they could shape our future and turning insights into real-world recommendations for policymakers across health, innovation and defence.

Virginia Mahieu

Virginia explores how neurotechnologies impact society, combining neuroscience and foresight to ensure that governance frameworks are up to scratch so these emerging technologies contribute to a brain-healthy future.

Rowan Emslie

CFG is a think-and-do tank - Rowan leads work on the 'and-do' part. His team makes sure our research gets into the hands of the policymakers that need it most, when they need it most.

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