Our speakers

Kevin Bouchareb is an expert in HR innovation and the former Director of "Future of Work" & HR Strategy at Ubisoft. In this role, he developed and implemented HR & organizational policies aiming at anticipating or responding to the evolving aspirations of candidates and employees. 
With a background in consulting, where he specialized in HR transformation and change management, Kevin has always had a keen interest in HR and management innovation. He is known for his unconventional approach, shaking up traditional industry practices, and has specialized in defining and implementing best practices for attracting, retaining, and engaging employees through an authentic and competitive employer brand strategy.

He studies major social, societal, and technological trends and shares his insights through impactful conferences, where he addresses topics such as the transformation of work, intergenerational management, or the impact of artificial intelligence.

Kevin also teaches at several business schools and is an associate professor at CELSA / Sorbonne. 
A fitness enthusiast, he is a strong advocate for work-life balance and champions greater boldness in workplace flexibility.

Dr. Andreas Braun is a Director for Artificial Intelligence & Data Science in Technology Advisory with a focus on AI, Biometrics, and Secure Infrastructures. He has more than 15 years of experience in managing R&I projects, particularly in applied machine learning, border security, evaluation of security products, and innovation in IT systems. He has worked on the transformation of migration and border management, quality assurance on central biometric identity hubs and the requirements, design and implementation support of large-scale IT infrastructure for traveller identity management in Europe. Clients include the International Organisation for Migration, DG Home, Frontex, eu-LISA, ArcelorMittal, or Eurostat. Andreas holds a Doctorate of Engineering in Computer Science and is the Luxembourg Ambassador for the European Association for Biometric

30 years in Cybersecurity, almost 20 of those years with Microsoft encompassing consulting, architecture, Incident Response, Chief Security Advisor and Security Executive roles, I have spent the last three years in the engineering side of the business developing new to market solutions, the most recent being Security Copilot.

Maxime is a Senior Manager within the Cybersecurity Advisory team of PwC Luxembourg. He develops his ethical hacker skills by committing himself to various assignments for big companies, banks and European institutions. As a technical specialist, he takes part in penetration tests, incident response, vulnerability assessment and information security advisory.

He contributes to the development of the team’s hacking capabilities by sharing the results of his technology watch and R&D and is now leading the CSIRT and Threat Intelligence initiatives of PwC Luxembourg. He especially enjoys sharing knowledge by presenting his results or by giving talks and training courses. Maxime teaches IT security at a French engineering school.

Vincent Garnier-Salvi is a Cybersecurity Senior Manager in the Advisory unit at PwC Luxembourg. He has over 10 years of experience in cybersecurity and governance across EMEA. At PwC, he has supported organisations in strengthening their cybersecurity frameworks. His work spans a wide range of services, from risk assessments and compliance to cloud security and AI governance.

Previously, Vincent served as Vice President at Citibank, overseeing cyber and physical security audits across EMEA with a focus on third-party risk and supplier security. His approach ensures risk management practices align with international standards while addressing regulatory and business needs.

Vincent holds CISSP, CISA and ISO27001 Lead Auditor certifications. He is currently enhancing his expertise in AI security and governance, focusing on integrating secure solutions into cloud and generative AI environments. With diverse expertise gained from working across multiple regions and industries, Vincent applies his broad background to tackle complex cybersecurity challenges.

Nicolas Hamblenne is a Counsel within the Technologies & IP department and of the Commercial Contracts practice of PwC Legal Luxembourg. Prior to joining the firm in July 2020, Nicolas spent 5 years in an independent leading Belgian law firm as Senior Associate of the Data, IP & Media practice.

Nicolas Hamblenne advises clients on a wide range of information technology and communications matters and has extensive experience in data protection matters (including GDPR compliance), commercial and IT agreements as well as marketing and advertising law.

Nicolas is also Chair of the BCC (British Chamber of Commerce) legal group.

Since 2016, Nicolas has been teaching "Privacy and Laws in the Digital World" at IHECS in Brussels to Master 2 marketing students. 

Since 2017, Nicolas has been CIPP/E certified by the IAPP (International Association of Privacy Professionals) and has served as Chair of the IAPP Luxembourg chapter between 2022 and 2024).

Since 2024, Nicolas is member of the AI Commission at the Luxembourg Bar.

Alain Herrmann has been a key figure at Luxembourg's Data Protection Authority, the Commission Nationale pour la Protection des Données (CNPD), since 2012.

In September 2021, he was appointed Commissioner. In this role, he leads the activities of the Investigations Department and the Compliance Department, overseeing certifications, codes of conduct, international transfers, EU large scale information systems audits, artificial intelligence, innovation, and digital tools.

Currently, he is focusing more particularly on preparing the CNPD to carry out its new missions in connection with the AI Act and the Data Governance Act.

Alain possesses an excellent understanding of the national, European, and international data protection ecosystems. Prior to his tenure at the CNPD, he held several IT and information security-related positions in the private sector. He holds a Master's degree in Information Systems Security Management from the University of Luxembourg.

Antonin has an expertise in the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) and has managed teams delivering various types of projects ranging from gap analysis to implementation as well as delivering client training on the GDPR impacts and general awareness (ranging from Board members to staff). He has also helped clients to optimise their operational effectiveness and efficiency. He also regularly delivers awareness raising sessions to clients, including their Board of Directors. 

Antonin is the privacy (incl. GDPR) solution driver at PwC Luxembourg assisting the partner in charge to develop the privacy business.

Nazo Moosa has a 20-year track record of investing in enterprise software and deep technologies. She was part of the founding team of the European technology fund of The Carlyle Group where she invested in growth and buyout strategies across three funds. As its Managing Partner, Nazo went on to launch the investment activities of Europe’s first dedicated cybersecurity fund. She continued to invest in cybersecurity and other foundational technologies to maintain a secure, resilient, and clean energy infrastructure as Managing Partner at EIP, a multi-stage fund with $3 billion assets under management. Nazo has collaborated with Paladin on multiple occasions and has previously served as a Senior Strategic Advisor to its funds. A selection of her investments include Secure Code Warrior (Paladin co-investment), RangeForce (Paladin co-investment), 42 Crunch, Hometree, Studytube, Balabit (acquired by Dell), Omada (acquired by CVC GRO), and P&I (acquired by HG Capital).

In addition to her investments, Nazo has served on various publicly listed, private and public sector boards including the Charity Commission and Arts Council England. She was an independent investment committee member of the RTF, an early-stage fund focused on the GCC region, and before joining Paladin Capital Group as Managing Director to lead the organization’s European activities, she served as a Senior Advisor to Paladin Capital Group since 2017.

Nazo received her Bachelors in International Economics (summa cum laude) from UCLA and her MBA from Columbia University.

Aline is a Manager in PwC's Global Threat Intelligence team, serving as the Strategic APAC Lead. She specialises in analysing geopolitical shifts in the Asia Pacific region and their impact on the cyber threat landscape. Aline have been with PwC for 6 years and prior to joining, she worked with security protection within the public sector.

Nicolas Remark is currently serving as the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and Head of IT Security at BIL (Banque Internationale à Luxembourg). 

He began his career as a software engineer at Clearstream. 

After his stint at Clearstream, Nicolas joined the Dexia group, where he led various functions.

In 2016, Nicolas took on a new challenge by joining CANDRIAM, an asset management company, where he assumed the role of Head of IT Security.  

In addition to his professional activities, Nicolas also hosts and produces the podcast "La cyber sécurité expliquée à ma grand-mère". 

This podcast aims to demystify cybersecurity concepts and make them accessible to a broader audience, including those who may not have a technical background. Through his podcast, Nicolas shares his knowledge and experiences, promoting cybersecurity awareness and education.

Michael is Associate General Counsel for European Privacy Engagement at Amazon.  In this role, Michael leads regulatory dialogue with the European Commission, Member State Data Protection Authorities and EDPB on a range of topics including AI.  Michael recently was Amazon’s representative at the EDPB Stakeholder Event on Certain Data Protection Aspects Related to AI Models.  He is based in Luxembourg.

Frédéric is a Partner in the PwC's Regulatory, Risk and Compliance practice in Luxembourg.

After developing operational competencies in the investment fund industry within a key player in Luxembourg, Frédéric manages projects and advises since more than 22 years asset managers and securities services providers, focusing amongst others on operational excellence and regulatory compliance for UCITS and alternative funds, and their service providers.

Frédéric also engaged on the Data Privacy, Sustainability and Sustainable Finance matters, delivering assignments ranging from strategy and regulatory compliance to practical implementation. 

He is an experienced trainer and course designer /facilitator for soft skills and technical trainings.