CURRICULUM VITAE

Valentina Remonato
Lawyer | Active in the sectors of civil law, European regulation, personal data protection and organizational responsibility of entities, with particular attention to compliance and governance.

ROLES

2025 – Component CEN/CLC/JTC 21/WG 1, Strategic Advisory Group (SAG). Joint technical committee established by CEN and CENELEC at the request of the European Commission, engaged in the development of European standards for the implementation of the Artificial Intelligence Regulation (AI Act).

2023 – Member of the Communication and IT Commission, Bar Association of Brescia

 

TITLES

2018 –  Data Protection Officer (DPO). Certification obtained from Maastricht University on 25 November 2018 – (ECPC-B DPO Professional University Certificate – European Center on Privacy and Cybersecurity – Maastricht University).

2017 – Qualification to practice the legal profession – Court of Appeal of Brescia. Registration with the Brescia Bar Association - Start of provision of legal consultancy and assistance, both judicial and extrajudicial, in civil law matters.

2014 – Master's degree in law, European and transnational path – University of Trento.

 

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

2024 – Qualifying course on corporate responsibility pursuant to Legislative Decree 231/2001, accredited by the National Forensic Council (CNF) with 12 professional training credits for a total of 30 hours.


MAIN EXPERIENCES ABROAD

2020 – Winter Courses Program in International law – The Hague Academy of International Law.

2019 – Member of the group of professionals who won the debate organized in Maastricht by the European association for data protection professionals (EADPP).

2017 – European Union, Between Integration and Crisis – university course and exam – Freie Universität Berlin.

2017 – English for Business Course – Greenwich College – Sydney.

 

Foreign Languages

Fluent English (B2 IELTS CERTIFICATE 2018) | Intermediate Spanish (B1 – DELE CERTIFICATE – Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte de España 2014)