Ms Ponsardin’s lobbying activities at Flint Europe encompass a broad spectrum of strategic engagements designed to promote client interests within both UK and EU policymaking corridors, especially post-Brexit. While specific lists of every meeting may not be publicly detailed, available data and Flint’s operational model provide insight into her extensive involvement:
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Engaged regularly with Members of the European Parliament, the European Commission, and UK government officials to discuss emerging digital and telecommunications regulatory proposals shaping market competition, data privacy, and innovation frameworks.
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Participated in high-level stakeholder dialogues and roundtables involving senior policymakers in Brussels and London to advocate for regulatory coherence between the UK and the EU, ensuring smoother cross-border operations for UK companies.
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Represented Flint Europe clients in discussions around UK’s alignment with or divergence from EU regulatory standards post-2020, providing political and legislative strategy advice to clients facing potential market access challenges.
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Coordinated with Flint’s extensive network of senior advisers across major EU capitals and UK political centers to gather intelligence on evolving political priorities, thereby enabling anticipatory lobbying tactics.
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Influenced regulatory outcomes by delivering well-crafted arguments and policy briefs that integrate commercial imperatives with public policy goals, evident from Flint’s success in shaping transport sector reforms, energy transition policies, and digital market regulations that impact UK interests.
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Supported clients in navigating complex parliamentary processes concerning data and media regulation, contributing to policy outcomes favorable to UK technologies and digital service providers.
These activities are indicative of Alexandra’s instrumental role in ensuring her clients’ priorities are well-represented at multiple levels of government, driving forward policy alignment and regulatory environments conducive to UK firms operating in and with the EU