Schröder serves as the Head of Public Relations within the German Legal Technology Association.
Annika Schröder Takes the Helm at the German Legal Tech Association
In a significant move for the German Legal Tech Association, Annika Schröder has been appointed as the Head of Public Affairs, effective from January 2025. Schröder brings a wealth of experience in legal policy, rule of law, constitutional and international law, and advocacy to her new role.
With a background that includes projects advocating for democratic principles and the rule of law in Germany, Schröder's primary focus will be on advocating for the interests of the German Legal Tech Association in political and public arenas. In her role, she will represent the association in politics and the public, driving the political positioning of the organisation.
Schröder's appointment marks a significant step in the organisation's efforts to shape the future of legal technology in Germany. The German Legal Tech Association aims to further develop its Public Affairs department under Schröder's leadership, with the goal of expanding the department and driving the political strategy and direction of the association.
Before joining the German Legal Tech Association, Schröder worked at the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung and in the German Bundestag, where her contributions included analyses and recommendations on legal reforms and participation in discussions bridging politics, jurisprudence, and society. These experiences have given Schröder a strong background in legal policy consultancy and advocacy.
The German Legal Tech Association is an organisation dedicated to legal technology and innovation in the German legal sector. As the current Head of Public Affairs, Schröder will be responsible for representing the association's interests in politics and the public, furthering its efforts to shape the future of legal technology in Germany.
In summary, Annika Schröder's appointment as Head of Public Affairs at the German Legal Tech Association is a significant development for the organisation. Her background in legal policy, rule of law, and political advocacy positions her perfectly to drive the political positioning of the association and expand its Public Affairs department. The German Legal Tech Association looks forward to the future under Schröder's leadership.
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Annika Schröder's expertise in legal policy and advocacy will be instrumental in shaping the political strategy and direction of the German Legal Tech Association, especially as she champions its interests in public and political domains. Beyond politics, Schröder's role may also involve intricate discussions on technology and its role in the evolution of the legal sector, given the association's focus on legal technology.
