08 — Partners
An ecosystem of independent partners.
The Institute cooperates with academic, institutional and corporate partners under strict editorial independence rules.
Partnership
Academic Partners
Universities and research centres cooperating on joint programmes and publications.
Partnership
Institutional Partners
European and national authorities, regulators and international organisations engaging with the Institute's work.
Partnership
Corporate Partners
European firms supporting independent research on technological sovereignty, under strict editorial independence rules.
Membership
What Members Receive
Members know first, sit at the table and put their problems on the research agenda.
Members do not buy the Institute's conclusions. They gain access to the research, the people and the room where those conclusions take shape.
Research Intelligence
Early access to the Institute's reports, legal analyses and policy briefs before public release, together with sector-specific briefings on major developments in European technology law and international economic law while the legislative and regulatory debate is still open.
Executive Academy
Preferential access to the Institute's executive education programmes, including seminars, masterclasses, certification courses and tailored training for legal, policy and leadership teams.
Private Network
Invitation-only roundtables held under the Chatham House Rule, alongside privileged access to the Institute's conferences, workshops and partner events. A trusted forum for direct exchange with policymakers, regulators, judges, academics and industry peers.
Advisory Access
Dedicated access to the Institute's academic team and research fellows through private consultations, expert sessions and a defined number of advisory hours on issues relevant to the member's organisation or sector.
Annual Summit
Reserved access to the Institute's annual summit, bringing together its members, academic leadership, senior advisers and institutional partners for high-level discussions on the future of European technology, law and sovereignty.
STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP
A Flagship Commitment to Europe’s Technological Future
The Institute is developing a strategic partnership programme for corporations wishing to make a long-term commitment to Europe’s technological future.
The programme is intended to be based on an annual commitment of €100,000 over a five-year period. It will support the Institute’s independent research, publications, educational activities and contribution to public debate.
The precise legal, financial and institutional framework of the programme will be established before any partnership agreement is concluded.
Envisaged Strategic Partnership
Five-year commitment
Supporting independent research and high-level initiatives dedicated to Europe’s technological sovereignty.
Expressions of interest are welcome.
ApplyEligibility
Who can apply.
- National and European regulatory authorities
- Companies operating in sectors impacted by EU digital and economic regulation
- Other public or private institutions engaged in tech and regulation
- Universities and academic research centres
Get in touch
Partner with the Institute.
We welcome partnerships that reinforce the Institute's mission: understanding how European law shapes technological capacity, and formulating the conditions for genuine strategic autonomy.