Alexander is a member of the consulting team in London, where he contributes to various strategic projects across the company. He has experience in commercial due diligence, business planning, regulation and transaction advisory projects across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Alex holds a BA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from the University of Oxford.

Aleksander Sołtysik is an attaché for the telecommunication sector in the Permanent Representation of Poland to the European Union and represents Ministry of Digital Affairs in the Council of the European Union. The main responsibilities are matters regarding radio spectrum, gigabit infrastructure, artificial intelligence and Digital Decade. Currently he is the Chair of the Radio Spectrum Policy Group – a high-level advisory group that assists the European Commission in the development of radio spectrum policy. He is also an outgoing co-rapporteur of the RSPG Working Group on Peer Review and Member State cooperation on authorizations and awards, which is responsible for annual reports on the implementation of the art. 35 of the European Electronic Communications Code. Aleksander was the Head of International Telecommunication Unit at the Ministry of Digital Affair, engaged in the International Telecommunication Union’s and CEPT matters, mainly focusing on the preparations for the World Radiocommunication Conferences. He was a Kosciuszko Foundation scholar at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University and hold a PhD degree from the Jagiellonian University in Cracow.

He has been a Commission official since 2011 and worked in different roles related to policy and implementation of the EU Regulatory Framework for Electronic Communications.

Gerasimos led the team monitoring and implementing EU law and the European Electronic Communications Code. Before joining the Commission, Gerasimos worked as a legal officer at the Cypriot National Regulatory Authority for Electronic Communications (OCECPR). He is a Member of the Athens Bar Association, where he practiced competition law after completing his master’s in business law and a Ph.D. in competition law at the Paris 1- Sorbonne University.

He also holds a law degree from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and a post-graduate degree in Economics for Competition law from the King’s College London.

Isabelle Mauro is Director General of the Global Satellite Operators Association (GSOA) that represents the interests of 70 members in the satellite ecosystem. She reports directly to their Chief Executives.

Under Isabelle’s leadership, GSOA and its member CEOs lead the effort to showcase the benefits of satellite communications for a more inclusive and secure society – vital to bridging the world’s digital divide, achieving the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and realizing the 5G ecosystem.

Isabelle has 25 years experience in the Telecoms and Technology sector, starting at the GSMA, where she was responsible for government and international Affairs. In 2015 she moved to New York to join the World Economic Forum as Head of  Information, Communications and Technology Industries, managing the portfolio for 60+ Tech companies globally and leading initiatives on inclusive and sustainable digital transformation.

Isabelle is passionate about inclusion and sustainability. She is Chair of the High-Level Advisory Board of the DigitalGoesGreen Foundation. She also sits on the Advisory Board of Women in Tech and is a member of the UNESCO Advisory Group for the Declaration on Connectivity for Education.

Isabelle holds an MSc in European Politics and Policy from the London School of Economics. She is fluent in French, English, Italian and Spanish.

Lucy Cronin is vice-president, EU Public Policy, at Amazon. She is a senior public affairs professional with 30 years’ experience, and has worked in a wide range of highly regulated sectors impacted by international, EU, national, and local policy developments. During that time, Cronin has also served as director of a range of businesses, charities, and NGOs, and has delivered guest lectures on political communications at Dublin City University. Cronin has a bachelor’s degree in political science from Trinity College Dublin and a master’s degree in international relations from Université Libre de Bruxelles.

Robert Mourik is a BEREC Vice-Chair in 2024 and will assume the role of BEREC Chair for 2025 on 1 January. He joined the Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg) as Commissioner in 2019 and has almost thirty years’ experience in the telecoms sector, as an industry executive and as a Government official. Prior to joining ComReg, he worked for Cubic Telecom, a new entrant in the automotive IoT space, where he was responsible for all wholesale activities. Robert spent almost 10 years in Telefonica as the European Regulatory Strategy Director at their corporate HQ in Madrid and as Strategy Director in Ireland. He also worked for Vodafone Group, as its head of their Brussels Office and in the regulatory department in Newbury, UK. In 1991, Robert began his career in the Dutch Department for Transport and Telecommunication, and from 1994 until 1999, he served as Telecom Attache at the Netherlands’ Permanent Representation in Brussels. He was a Member and Chair of the Council Telecoms Working Group in 1998, when the first telecom regulatory package was adopted. Robert was born in the Netherlands and studied Economics and Public Policy at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam and the University of Hull (UK).