Valentina Remonato qualified to practise law at the Court of Appeal of Brescia and joined the Brescia Bar Association in 2017.

She provides legal assistance in matters of civil law, European law, personal data protection and entity liability pursuant to Legislative Decree No. 231/2001, with a particular focus on compliance and governance.

Since 2026, on the basis of her professional experience as a lawyer, she has been selected under the European programme StandICT.eu (1st and 2nd Open Call), receiving funding for two projects: “Standardising Human Input Space in AI Systems to Safeguard Fundamental Personal Expression”, aimed at developing the principle of the necessary human presence in the input phase of artificial intelligence systems, and “Designing AI Transparency: Information Needs as a Condition for Fundamental Rights Protection”, aimed at contributing to the development of standards on information and transparency of artificial intelligence systems as conditions for the protection of fundamental rights, within the framework of the work of the CEN/CENELEC JTC 21. She has been participating in the work of the Committee, and in particular of the WG 1 – Strategic Advisory Group (SAG) since 2025. The CEN/CENELEC JTC 21 was established by CEN and CENELEC at the request of the European Commission and is engaged in the development of European standards for the implementation of the Artificial Intelligence Regulation (AI Act).

In 2023, she joined the Communication and IT Committee of the Brescia Bar Association. In 2018, she obtained the ECPC-B Data Protection Officer certification from Maastricht University. In 2014, she obtained a Master’s degree in Law, following the European and Transnational Track at the University of Trento. During the final period of her university studies, she wrote hundreds of articles for the news and culture pages of Corriere del Trentino, a newspaper of RCS MediaGroup S.p.A.

Her educational background includes numerous courses, including the Winter Courses in International Law at The Hague Academy of International Law (2020) and the course entitled “The European Union, between Integration and Crisis” at the Free University of Berlin, as part of the FUBiS programme.

Among her international experiences are the group prize obtained at the debate organised by the European Association of Data Protection Professionals (EADPP), held in Maastricht in 2019, and the recognition as second-best speaker during the same Oxford-style debate.

She speaks Italian, English and Spanish.