Marie Thurøe Lykke-Jensen’s lobbying activities hinge on strategic interaction with EU institutions and member state representatives, focusing on sectors such as digital policy, health, financial services, and trade matters relevant to UK interests. Based in Brussels, she attends a range of high-level meetings with Members of the European Parliament, European Commission officials, and national government representatives to advance client objectives.
Although explicit lists of her meetings are not publicly detailed, Flint Europe’s typical approach involves leveraging its extensive network of senior advisors and political contacts to facilitate confidential discussions. These engagements support clients by:
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Providing real-time analysis of policy shifts affecting UK-EU relations, especially in regulatory consistency and trade facilitation.
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Advising on legislative proposals influencing cross-border data flows, healthcare collaboration, and financial services regulation, which directly impact UK companies operating within the EU.
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Coordinating multi-stakeholder dialogues that promote alignment between UK regulatory standards and EU policies, reducing friction for UK exporters and service providers.
Influential outcomes connected to her lobbying could include the shaping or softening of EU regulatory proposals to accommodate UK interests, enabling continued market access and mitigating trade disruptions. For example, Flint’s involvement in transport, energy, and financial services sectors demonstrates how meetings with policymakers have translated into clearer legislative guidance and investment-friendly policies supporting UK investors.
Moreover, Flint’s intelligence-gathering in major EU capitals and its scenario planning exercises ensure that Marie’s clients remain ahead of political changes that might affect UK regulatory landscapes. Her role in engagement and policy communications supports placing UK-related issues on the agenda of EU political manifestos and regulatory discussions, reinforcing the UK’s strategic priorities within a broader European policy framework