I build coalitions and help organizations navigate regulatory risk across Europe and California.

Based in San Francisco, I help U.S. innovators anticipate Europe’s rules—and support European companies entering the American market.

Bridging Europe and California

Regulation is global. What happens in Brussels shapes U.S. markets, and what happens in California sets the pace for Europe. I work on both sides of this transatlantic exchange. For Bay Area companies, I translate European regulations into practical strategies. For European businesses, I provide soft-landing support and advocacy networks through my leadership roles in chambers of commerce. My mission is simple: to bridge the Atlantic so organizations can thrive in both ecosystems.

What I do

For U.S. Companies & Investors

Translate EU regulations (AI Act, Data Act, Green Deal, mobility standards) into actionable strategies.
Provide early-warning insights on how European rules set global precedents.
Build connections with European policymakers and associations.

For European Companies & Associations

Support expansion into the U.S. through chambers of commerce networks.
Advise on U.S. policy, regulatory, and business landscapes (especially California).
Facilitate soft landing services: partnerships, advocacy, and market entry guidance.

For Both

Build cross-border coalitions that connect innovation with regulation.
Design campaigns that resonate on both sides of the Atlantic.
Coach executives and associations on effective government engagement.

About Me

I’ve built coalitions across 25+ countries, advised companies and governments, and co-founded platforms that deliver tens of thousands of policy insights each month. Today, as a board member of Eurocham and Belwest in San Francisco, I help European businesses connect with the U.S. market while supporting U.S. companies as they navigate European regulation. I act as a bridge between California’s innovation ecosystem and Europe’s policymaking centers—so my clients can anticipate risks, seize opportunities, and shape debates that matter.