Jan25 Political Tech Summit Created byJuliette Chalant Devlesaver|Updated17 January 2025Event location Magazin in der Heeresbäckerei, Köpenicker Str. 16,, 10997 Berlin, Germany 25 January 2025 08:30 AM - 08:00 PM GMT +0100Join Europe‘s first Political Tech Summit on January 25, 2025 in Berlin, where politics meets technology. With AI on the rise, tech empowers political parties and organizations to connect with citizens swiftly. Bringing together political professionals, consultants, academics, start-ups, and technologists in one place, this one-day event is the first attempt at bridging expertise between democracies on the European continent and beyond. With more than 40 presentations and workshops and around 90 speakers, the Summit will highlight what’s trending and what’s next – acting as a forum to answer the growing need for training with the innovation of technical solutions.The Summit is structured around three dynamic pillars: Mainstage: Dive into political tech trends and join interactive discussionsProduct Innovation: Experience hands-on demos and application insightsLearning: Engage in practical case studies and network with peers and experts in dedicated dialogue spaces.Programme & Tickets The Summit is a one-day event lasting from 9:00 – 20:00, with a pre-event networking night. Participants can expect engaging sessions, networking opportunities, and a closing party. Registrations are now open, with a regular ticket fee costing €249.More information on the programme and speakers can be found on the Political Tech Summit website.Main stage 9.30 – Opening keynote (Josef Lentsch, Summit CEO)10.00 – Political Tech lessons from the world’s biggest election year10:45 - Political Tech to Reimagine our Digital Public Squares11.30 - The Future of Political Tech: The good, the bad, and the unknown? 12.15 - Fighting Fire with Fire: Harnessing Technology to tackle Disinformation13.45 - Mapping the ethical and social implications of Political Tech14.15 - Tech, Power, and Policy: The Geopolitical Impact of Emerging Technologies15.15 - Reining in Political Tech: Balancing Innovation, Influence, and Integrity16.00 - Political Tech in repressive regimes16.45 - US election post-mortem: The role of Political Tech17.30 - An emerging market: Political Tech Investments18.15 - The right staff: Skills and your next team in the age of AI19.00 – Closing remarks (Josef Lentsch, Summit CEO)Groundwork stage10.00 - Catalyzing Change: Strategies for Organizational & Technological Transformation in Political Parties10.45 - We Continue The Change: Running action-oriented campaigns with a proven, state of the art digital infrastructure11.30 - Empowering Content Creation (and More): Leveraging AI for Political Organisations12.15 - Reimagining Power: The Technology Needs of Europe’s Emerging Political Leaders13.45 - New Roles in Political Tech: Chief Political Officers for Corporations and Chief Technological Officers for Political Parties?14.15 - The heart of the matter: What a good CRM can do for you15.15 - EU Platform Regulations: Curse or Blessing?16.00 - Thinking bigger, acting bolder: How political tech can make citizen participation more participatory17.30 - Tainan City Council WatchBot18.15 - The way of the Political Tech EntrepreneurDeep dive stage (open sessions)10.00 - Make or Buy: Deciding on Tech Solutions for Political Parties10.45 - A data-driven post-mortem of the European Elections on Social Media: Challenges and Strategies for European Political Parties11.30 - Countering DeepFake, CheapFake and other emerging AI-Threats in the political realm12.15 – Rapid Fire Chat13.45 - Election season is Wikipedia season? The challenge of impartiality in times of campaigns14.15 - Memes as Modern Soft-Propaganda-Tools: Harnessing Humor for Political Communication15.15 - What Data Can Do and What it Can't16.00 - Culture is downstream from 9:16. What Politics can learn from influencer Campaigns16.45 - Old Tech is the Best Tech? Insights from the Labour Campaign and the UK General Election17.30 - Campaigning Across Generations: Reaching Gen Z, Millennials, and Boomers Online18.15 - Democratic Innovation Through AI in ParliamentsMasterclasses (pre-registrations required) 10.00 - Mastering Digital Political Advertising: Effective Targeting & Tailoring for Winning Campaigns10.45 - Tech4S(h)ecurity Masterclass: Combating Online Hate in Political Campaigns11.30 - Mental Wellbeing in Politics: Move fast, but don’t burn out!12.15 - The Power of Newsletters: Lessons from Journalism for Political Parties in the Anti-Social Media Age13.45 - The Art of Social Media Monitoring: How to Spot Violations Online14.15 - YouTube for Civic Impact15.15 - Building genuine human relationships and trust in the age of AI15.15 - Deepfake Detection Workshop16.00 - Tiktok Research Tools Masterclass16.45 - Think Local, Create Impact: How Regionalized Micro-Campaigns Drive Individual Engagement17.30 - Turn your volunteers into leaders with SupporterBase Event DetailsWebsite linkPolitical Tech SummitTarget audienceDigital skills for ICT professionals and other digital experts.Digital technology / specialisationArtificial IntelligenceDigital transformationDigital skill levelAdvancedDigital ExpertGeographic scope - CountryAustriaBelgiumBulgariaCyprusRomaniaSloveniaCroatiaCzech republicDenmarkEstoniaFinlandFranceGermanyGreeceHungaryItalyIrelandMaltaLatviaLithuaniaLuxembourgNetherlandsPortugalPolandSwedenSpainSlovakiaGermanyShow moreShow lessIndustry - field of education and trainingGeneric programmes and qualifications not further definedPolitical sciences and civicsTarget languageEnglishGeographical sphereInternational initiativeEvent organizerPolitical Tech Event settingOn Location Share this page Log in to comment