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Laura is an expert in European digital and AI regulation, advising fast-moving companies and technology providers on navigating the UK and EU’s rapidly evolving policy landscape. With over 20 years of experience at the intersection of law, technology, and regulation, she helps clients align innovation with legal, ethical, and commercial imperatives.

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Her work focuses on AI governance, online platform regulation, and emerging data-driven technologies. She translates complex legal and policy frameworks into practical strategies that enable responsible innovation and sustainable growth across Europe’s 500-million-consumer market.

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She is a regular speaker on AI ethics, digital regulation, and contractual strategy. Clients value her ability to combine legal acumen with strategic foresight—delivering solutions that anticipate change and build lasting trust.

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Martin D. Adams is a tech strategist, entrepreneur, and former intellectual property and privacy lawyer. A Harvard-trained lawyer and World Economic Forum Global Innovator, he has co-founded and exited multiple AI ventures, including Metaphysic.ai (a Time 100 Magazine Top 100 Business), and authored patents in generative media. 

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Martin has advised governments and startups on data rights, AI governance, and innovation policy; he has addressed the European Commission on disruptive technologies and was invited as an expert witness to the UK Parliament Select Committee on AI and Creativity. He is a Founding Member of the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA), a global initiative to ensure transparency and trust in digital media. In recent years, he has helped pioneer new rights frameworks for identity, likeness, and consent in the digital age— laying the groundwork for a more ethical and sustainable internet. At ThinkTech Policy, he contributes deep insight into emerging technologies, IP frameworks, and rights-based regulatory design.

35 years of technology policy leadership worldwide. Attorney, tech and trade policy advisor, former senior U.S. Government official, technology industry association CEO, global tech advisor.

• Ambassador Holleyman served as Deputy U.S. Trade Representative (2014-2017). In this Senate-confirmed position, he was responsible for trade negotiations in Asia, global digital policy, services, investment, intellectual property and innovation policy. ​
• CEO of Crowell & Moring International and Partner in the international trade and privacy and security practices of the law firm Crowell & Moring LLP (2017-2024). ​
• CEO, Business Software Alliance (1990-2013), during which he expanded BSA's presence from a late-stage start-up to 68 countries worldwide with a focus on the areas of market access, intellectual property, cybersecurity and government procurement, among others. ​
• Former Senate counsel; U.S. District Court law clerk. ​
• Member of the Advisory Board, Center for Democracy and Technology; Board of Advisors, National Bureau of Asian Research