On October 28, we are organizing a small-scale dialogue with Bert Voorbraak, Managing Director of Logius, as the speaker. The discussion will focus on digital sovereignty and the strategic challenges facing government organizations in a rapidly changing technological and geopolitical landscape.
Leaders in IT, Data, AI, Technology
CPD points | 2 points
17:30 | Start of program (including presentation, discussion and 3-course dinner)
20:30 | End of formal program, opportunity for informal networking
Language: Dutch
Restaurant ‘t Ganzenest, Rijswijk
Chief Executive Officer
Bert Voorbraak is the Director General of Logius, the digital service provider for the Dutch government, responsible for services such as DigiD, MijnOverheid, and Digipoort. He has extensive experience in digital transformation and IT leadership within both the public and private sectors. Prior to joining Logius, he held various leadership positions at the Netherlands Cadastre, UWV (Employee Insurance Agency), the Legal Aid Board, and the University of Amsterdam. Drawing on his broad administrative and technological expertise, Bert is committed to a secure, reliable, and future-proof digital government.
On October 28, we are organizing a small-scale dialogue with Bert Voorbraak, Managing Director of Logius, as the speaker. The discussion will focus on digital sovereignty and the strategic challenges facing government organizations in a rapidly changing technological and geopolitical landscape.
Drawing on his experience at Logius, Bert will take you into the world of digital sovereignty and demonstrate how geopolitical developments, new European laws and regulations, and increasing digital dependencies are increasingly influencing the daily operations of the government. Bert will address issues such as cloud dependency, chain responsibility, administrative liability, and the responsible use of AI. He will share the considerations necessary for the government to maintain control and make future-proof choices in an environment where technology, legislation, and societal expectations are constantly evolving.
