Online Training Seminar
Advanced Data Analytics for Public Affairs
19 November 2026
14:00 -17:15CET (Brussels time zone)
8:00 – 11:15ET (Washington, D.C. time zone)
Data continues to reshape how public affairs teams monitor developments, prioritize engagement, and demonstrate impact. As the volume and complexity of available information increases, the ability to extract relevant insights and translate them into strategic decisions has become a key capability for organizations operating in the EU policy environment.
This session explores how public affairs professionals can use advanced analytics to better track policy developments, understand stakeholder dynamics, and strengthen evidence-based advocacy. It also looks at how data can support internal decision-making and help communicate the value of public affairs functions more effectively.
Director of Economic Policy and Strategic Engagement
Booking.com
Founder & CEO
Eulytix
2:00 – 2:10 PM | Welcome and Introduction: Seminar objectives and introduction of speakers
2:10 – 3:30 PM | Part I: From Data to Public Affairs Intelligence, by Attila Kovács, Eulytix
Data Sources and Collection: Identifying and accessing relevant legislative, political and stakeholder data.
Practical Applications: Case studies and interactive exercises to uncover policy trends, stakeholder dynamics and advocacy opportunities.
3:30 – 3:45 PM | Break
3:45 – 5:05 PM | Part II: Using Data to Anticipate Change and Drive Strategy, by Ben Schroeter, Booking.com
Anticipating Regulatory Developments: Using data and unconventional indicators to identify emerging policy trends and predict regulatory change.
Data-Driven Advocacy Prioritization: Assessing regulatory impact and opportunities for influence to guide advocacy strategies and resource allocation, including practical examples.
5:05-5:15 PM | Closing Remarks and End of Seminar
Register
PAC Members: €295 + VAT if applicable
Others: €495 + VAT if applicable
Questions
Amanda Crafford
Programs & Member Relations Officer, International Practice
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