Marloes Pomp

Vice President European AI Forum & Initiator and Program Officer for the Blockchain and AI projects

European AI Forum & Dutch Government

Marloes Pomp is the Initiator and Program Officer for the blockchain and AI projects within the Dutch Government, including projects in the field of digital identities, logistics, healthcare, finance and food. She is also responsible for the international partnerships of the Dutch Blockchain Coalition and the Dutch AI Coalition. Both coalitions are a jointly developed partnership by government, industry and knowledge institutions. Together they have a leading role and joint responsibility for the success of the solving societal challenges and making a major contribution to new economic activities.

For example, Marloes Leads a three-year program with the aim to connect the Dutch and Singapore’s blockchain ecosystems and develop worldwide blockchain applications and services: https://www.dutchblockchainsolutions.com/

Marloes her professional interests focus on tech-innovation within governments. Prior to the blockchain and AI activities, Marloes Pomp worked in several roles like projectleader and researcher at governmental organizations, including the ministry of Interior and Kingdom Relations and the city of Amsterdam. In addition, she serves as an advisory member for the SIDN Fund, the Dutch Court, The Blockchain and Society Board of the University of Amsterdam (VU) and the Research Foundation Flanders.

Marloes speaks regularly on international stages such as recently at the OECD Blockchain Symposium, the Hard Fork Summit and CES.

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