Akanksha Sinha
Overview
Akanksha works with the key movers and shapers of the global policy landscape to navigate unprecedented technological advancement and evolving geopolitical interests. Her expertise in digital economy, emerging technology, and international trade, with a special focus on all things Asia, makes her a valuable partner to stakeholders working toward smart governance through intelligent policy-making.
Career & Education
- India
Investment Specialist, Invest India: Ministry of Commerce and Industry, 2020–2021
- India
- University of Delhi Shri Ram College of Commerce, B.A., economics
- National University of Singapore Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, M.A., international affairs
Successful advocacy is one-third strategy and two-thirds narrative; delivering a well-researched, evidence-backed message to the right policy-makers and -shapers is key to achieving meaningful impact.
Akanksha's Insights
Client Alert | 12 min read | 11.22.24
Early Insights and Projections on Digital Policy in a Second Trump Administration
While it is unclear at this stage what exactly a second Trump administration means for U.S. digital, technology, and trade policy, one thing that is clear is that it will involve major changes, especially as it relates to the potential for high, broad tariffs. Media reports and commentary and recent personnel appointments give some early clues on what else a second Trump administration may do. It is an open question as to which Biden administration policies a second Trump administration keeps, revises, or scraps (like Biden administration executive orders on artificial intelligence) and which policies and strategies from the first Trump administration it revives or revises. It is also unclear the extent to which a second Trump administration will consider the interests of allies and close trading partners and whether the Trump administration will pursue its own vision for global technology governance at the G7 and other fora.
Client Alert | 7 min read | 07.18.24
Council of Europe's First Legally Binding International Treaty on AI to Be Signed in September
Publication | 05.14.24
Client Alert | 6 min read | 04.23.24
Insights
Global Developments: New Actions in the Asia-Pacific
|05.14.24
Privacy and Cybersecurity Outlook: The 2024 Landscape
Akanksha's Insights
Client Alert | 12 min read | 11.22.24
Early Insights and Projections on Digital Policy in a Second Trump Administration
While it is unclear at this stage what exactly a second Trump administration means for U.S. digital, technology, and trade policy, one thing that is clear is that it will involve major changes, especially as it relates to the potential for high, broad tariffs. Media reports and commentary and recent personnel appointments give some early clues on what else a second Trump administration may do. It is an open question as to which Biden administration policies a second Trump administration keeps, revises, or scraps (like Biden administration executive orders on artificial intelligence) and which policies and strategies from the first Trump administration it revives or revises. It is also unclear the extent to which a second Trump administration will consider the interests of allies and close trading partners and whether the Trump administration will pursue its own vision for global technology governance at the G7 and other fora.
Client Alert | 7 min read | 07.18.24
Council of Europe's First Legally Binding International Treaty on AI to Be Signed in September
Publication | 05.14.24
Client Alert | 6 min read | 04.23.24