Certified DPO
AI & Blockchain Expert
Senior experienced trilingual Law graduate
Self-employed
After my Law graduate at the Free University of Brussels, I successfully completed additional European classes in intellectual property, personal data protection and blockchain. Knowing that our data-driven world daily knows new problematics, I now deeply follow the Artificial Intelligence topic.
I support companies and other freelancers in the search for solutions for all the projects they may have in these areas.
Authors of as legal books as well as numerous scientific articles published in well-known journals, manager of an electronic platform famous in Belgium and in France, creator of the IPTalking seminars, I am at your disposal to fully develop the potential of your projects.
Curious by nature, I am passionate about the legal challenges surrounding the development of new technologies. Artificial intelligence, DLT, big data, these subjects have no secret for me knowing the legal issues surrounding technological developments are growing and multiple.
Having worked in big multinational companies as well as in SME’s, I am perfectly able to bring my skills and enthusiasm in all the projects u may have.
2020
La protection des données pour les institutions publiques / Analyse pratique et retours d’expériences
Under the coordination of Axel Beelen
Published by Anthemis
2021
Guide pratique des plateformes
20 legal designs commentés
Axel Beelen, C. Charlier, J. Vigneron
Published by Larcier
2021
Tout sur la Blockchain
et ses applications
Axel Beelen, T. Schrepel, E. Sotiri
Published by Anthemis
November 2022, n° 20« Edito » & « News »
September 2022, n° 19« News » & « Fiche pratique AIPD »
January 2022, n° 16« RGPD – La Belgique bientôt condamnée par l’Europe.
Comment en est-on arrivé là ? »
December 2021, n°10
Philippe Dambly & Axel Beelen, « Analyse de la proposition de Règlement IA »
November 2021, pages 7 to 10« La blockchain et ses applications : tour d’horizon »
October 2021, n°8
Philippe Dambly & Axel Beelen, « IA et assurances /
Analyse du rapport de l’EIOPA »
