ART25 Consulting
From Stockholm to the World
Strategic Advisory on AI Risk, Data Protection & Security
Trusted advisor to public institutions and highly regulated organisations
About
Art25 Consulting partners with organisations and public institutions to advance responsible AI governance and data protection.
We provide strategic advisory across AI governance, data protection, and GRC, helping institutions move fast without losing control, trust, or legitimacy.
Our work translates legal, technical, and organisational complexity into clear, practical governance models that can be embedded into real systems and decision-making.
By bridging law, technology, and operations, we strengthen accountability, resilience, and long-term institutional credibility in environments where automated systems increasingly shape outcomes.
Mission
Advancing AI governance, digital sovereignty, and societal readiness through future-proof data protection and responsible stewardship of emerging technologies.
Vision
Our vision is a digital society where artificial intelligence is trusted, governed, and safely embedded into business and public sector operations.
Our Team
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Hummam Wasfi
FOUNDER, AI GOVERNANCE & DATA PROTECTION ADVISOR
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Olaf Schaefer
SENIOR STRATEGIC ADVISOR
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Michelle Rockwell
CO-FOUNDER, STRATEGY, GROWTH & GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS
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Gareth Kerr
SENIOR CYBER SECURITY EXPERT & PENTRATION TESTER
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Ahmed Wasfi
BOARD MEMBER, SENIOR STRATEGIC ADVISOR
Story
The name Art25 refers to Article 25 of the General Data Protection Regulation: Privacy by Design and by Default.
The principle requires that privacy, security, and accountability are embedded from the outset at the stage of ideation, system design, and throughout operational governance. This includes continuous monitoring, structured risk management, and meaningful human oversight across the lifecycle of AI systems. As algorithms increasingly influence public opinion and beliefs, national safety and security, access to services, and automated decision making, they shape power, opportunity, and rights at scale. Without effective governance, sustained oversight, and clear accountability, this unprecedented technological reality risks undermining trust, weakening democratic values, and eroding fundamental rights.
