• The European Macro Policy Network (EMPN) is an alliance of think tanks and research institutes dedicated to improving EU fiscal, monetary, and economic policies. Comprising ex-Ministry of Finance professionals, economists, and academics, the EMPN fosters direct engagement with European finance ministries and policymakers. Additionally, the EMPN supports the development of think tanks across Europe through strategic grants and collaborative initiatives, aiming to further our shared objectives and advance the European policy dialogue.• Dezernat Zukunft is a non-partisan German think tank that aims to rethink monetary, fiscal, and economic policy. Our publications and recommendations are designed for policymakers, academics, media professionals, and emerging leaders, aiming to enrich public debates and support an inclusive process of political will formation. Our mission is driven by core values: democracy, dignity, and the pursuit of widespread prosperity.

Main areas of research and advocacy: • Public finance (e.g. European economic governance review; EU fiscal rules; RRF) • Development finance (e.g. particular focus on supporting green MSMEs in seven EMDEs)• Sustainable finance (e.g. member of the TEG, subgroup EU taxonomy)• Biodiversity finance and natural capital (e.g. impacted UK's Dasgupta review and UN CBD expert report) I am/was a member of networks dedicated to fiscal policy, green economy, sustainable finance, central banking, etc.

Member of the Technical Expert Group on sustainable finance (TEG), subgroup taxonomy.Within the framework of the EU taxonomy regulation, the TEG has been tasked to develop recommendations for technical screening criteria for economic activities that can make a substantial contribution to climate change mitigation or adaptation, while avoiding significant harm to the four other environmental objectives.

Main research areas:• Environmental public policy• Taxation (Car) • Policy incentives for zero-emission vehicles (ZEV) and cleaner mobility• (Convention 4p3u)Keen interest in Industrial policy.

Areas of research and advocacy: • (Green) monetary policy • Sustainable finance.

Following the work of:• The Committee on economic and monetary affairs (ECON)• The Committee of inquiry into money laundering, tax avoidance and tax evasion (PANA)Drafting of policy notes (VAT plan, customs union, banking union, etc.), parliamentary questions, minutes of meetings (ECON, PANA, public hearings, etc.), justification of vote and resume (iAGS 2017).

My main tasks were:• Drafting policy notes, letters, press releases and advocacy papers.• Preparation, management and monitoring of files and projects (e.g. the reform of the 1976 organic law; the reform of the unemployment benefits legislation; the 2015's refugee crisis; the 6th State reform; the youth guarantee; the reform of the 1996's IRIS-CPAS convention).• Organisation, preparation of agendas and drafting of the minutes of meetings and negotiations of the presidents and secretaries general of the 19 CPAS.• Establishment of a centre for asylum seekers in Brussels (budget, infrastructure, furniture, etc.)

• Team management (15 people); Budget, event and communication management.• Organisation of debates, mainly on economic and/or european subjetcs (deindustrialisation of Europe, reform of bank structures, social Europe, the future of the euro zone, etc.). We organised around thirty debates and conferences on 2013-2014, with an audience between 60 and 450 people per event.

• Organisation of debates, mainly on economic and/or european subjetcs (deindustrialisation of Europe, reform of bank structures, social Europe, the future of the euro zone, etc.). • Planning, logistics (conference room, audiovisual equipment, etc.), communication (posters, flyers, social networks) and contacts with speakers.

As policy assistant to the vice-president of the Commission of finance and economic affairs, my main tasks were:• Drafting policy notes (e.g. structural reform of banking sector; social dumping; detachment directive; financial transaction tax) and speeches (e.g. "fighting inequalities through fiscal policy" at the European Parliament) • Attending committees (e.g. FINECO, special committee on tax reform) and events (e.g. EESC)