Karolina Mojzesowicz is the Deputy Head of Unit of the unit responsible for data protection at the European Commission (DG Justice and Consumers). She represented the Commission in the interinstitutional negotiations with Parliament and Council on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). She is now responsible for its implementation in the EU and for the streamlining and ensuring coherence of provisions concerning processing of personal data in all legislation within the EU’s Digital Strategy. Mrs Mojzesowicz previously served for over 10 karyears as a member of the European Commission’s Legal Service, focusing on EU Competition law and International Trade law. In that capacity, she represented the Commission in over 80 cases before the European Courts and before the WTO panels and Appellate Body. Mrs Mojzesowicz studied law in Poland, the Netherlands and Germany, where she obtained her PhD in 2001.
Sessions in which Karolina Mojzesowicz participates
martes 5 abril, 2022
miércoles 6 abril, 2022
Session in English interpreted into Italian / Sessione in inglese con la traduzione in italianoThe European Commission’s AI Act will complement the existing EU regulatory framework horizontally and add an additional layer of regulation for the governance of data infrastructures, which are also addressed by GDPR and other EU legislation. This panel will discuss the proposed AI Regulation, and in pa...
martes 11 junio, 2024
Introduction The panel of this session will examine the dynamic interplay among various European Data Regulations, including the Digital Markets Act (DMA), Digital Services Act (DSA), Data Act (DA), Artificial Intelligence Act (AIA), and Market in Crypto-assets Regulation (MICA). It will also focus on unraveling the complexities surrounding these regulations and offer insights into ov...
In 2022 and 2023, the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) conducted 70 interviews with heads and staff members of the EU-27 national Data Protection Authorities. Through these interviews, FRA collected experiences, challenges and good practices when it comes to enforcing the GDPR. In this report, FRA 1. identifies common trends and difficulties across Member States, 2. showcases how difficulties can practically harm the effective implementation of DPAs’ mandate, and 3. presents close to 40...
lunes 12 mayo, 2025
Discussions surrounding the interplay of AI and Data Protection Laws will reveal how academics and practitioners from around the world manage the intersectionality of these laws. How do data protection laws and emerging AI intersect, and how do they complement each other? If you’re a privacy professional, legal expert, AI developer, or policymaker, this is your must-attend session, as it will feature professionals from Google, EDRI, DG Justice, a...