Vincent Tadday is a policy advisor in the German Bundestag, where he works on European innovation, technology, and space policy. His work focuses on how governments respond to geopolitical and technological change, particularly through strategy, regulation, and industrial policy.
Previously, he contributed to policy research and transatlantic dialogue on trade, technology, and security at the Aspen Institute Germany. Across roles in Berlin and Brussels, he has worked at the intersection of international affairs, innovation policy, and political strategy.
Vincent holds master’s degrees in Public Policy from Sciences Po Paris and the Hertie School, as well as a BSc in Global Studies from Maastricht University.
He is the author of Technopolitics, an independent newsletter analysing the growing interplay between geopolitics and technology.
