Inma Martinez is a renowned technology pioneer and AI scientist, advising leaders in business and government on leveraging the digital economy for societal progress. Transitioning from careers in investment banking and telecommunications to technology entrepreneurship, she is globally recognized as a leading entrepreneur. Her work with teams at Cambridge University and Trinity College Dublin led to the development of the first real-time AI recommendation system for the mobile internet.
Throughout the 2000s, Inma continued to innovate, contributing to the creation of digital technologies such as mobile music and video streaming, the connected car, and smart living. Her expertise has made her a highly sought-after expert in predicting digital disruptions and exploring the potential of AI and other transformative technologies.
As a government advisor, Inma currently chairs the Multi-stakeholder Expert Group and co-chairs the Steering Committee at the GPAI, the G7/OECD global agency for AI development and cooperation. She is a government-nominated expert on AI innovation and commercialization and leads the AI in Agriculture project. In the UK, she has served at the Trade & Investment agency, the Innovation Fund of the Department of Sport, Media and Culture, the All Party Parliamentary Group on AI, and is currently a member of the A.I. Council Advisory Board at the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation in Spain.
Since 2001, Inma has provided expert testimonies and sector strategies on Big Data and AI to the European Commission, contributing to numerous strategies and policies shaping the digital future of the single market. She has collaborated with the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) on the implications of the Fourth Industrial Revolution for developing countries, and with UNESCO to ensure AI includes intercultural input. She has also worked with the European Space Agency on Human and Robotic Exploration and the Ariane Cities programmes.
Inma is a guest lecturer at Imperial College London Business School and directs the Master in AI at the University of Loyola in Spain, where she is a member of its Advisory Council. She has been instrumental in European knowledge-transfer efforts and has mentored technological innovation in top venture-focused acceleration programs.
Her books include The Future of the Automotive Industry (June 2021) and The Fifth Industrial Revolution: How Space Commercialisation will derive the Biggest Industrial Expansion of the 21st Century (November 2019). She has also contributed to numerous white papers on Cloud & Edge Computing and other telecommunications innovations. Recognized by FORTUNE and TIME as one of Europe’s top talents in social engagement through technology, Inma has been called a “firestarter” by FastCompany. Her insights are frequently featured in The Financial Times and The Economist, and she was voted the “Best Contributor to the Formation of Strategy” at Bloomberg BusinessWeek’s European Leadership Forum.
Inma Martinez continues to shape the future of AI and digital transformation, making significant contributions to the fields of technology and societal welfare.
Inma Martinez is a renowned technology pioneer and AI scientist, advising leaders in business and government on leveraging the digital economy for societal progress. Transitioning from careers in investment banking and telecommunications to technology entrepreneurship, she is globally recognized as a leading entrepreneur. Her work with teams at Cambridge University and Trinity College Dublin led to the development of the first real-time AI recommendation system for the mobile internet.
Throughout the 2000s, Inma continued to innovate, contributing to the creation of digital technologies such as mobile music and video streaming, the connected car, and smart living. Her expertise has made her a highly sought-after expert in predicting digital disruptions and exploring the potential of AI and other transformative technologies.
As a government advisor, Inma currently chairs the Multi-stakeholder Expert Group and co-chairs the Steering Committee at the GPAI, the G7/OECD global agency for AI development and cooperation. She is a government-nominated expert on AI innovation and commercialization and leads the AI in Agriculture project. In the UK, she has served at the Trade & Investment agency, the Innovation Fund of the Department of Sport, Media and Culture, the All Party Parliamentary Group on AI, and is currently a member of the A.I. Council Advisory Board at the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation in Spain.
Since 2001, Inma has provided expert testimonies and sector strategies on Big Data and AI to the European Commission, contributing to numerous strategies and policies shaping the digital future of the single market. She has collaborated with the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) on the implications of the Fourth Industrial Revolution for developing countries, and with UNESCO to ensure AI includes intercultural input. She has also worked with the European Space Agency on Human and Robotic Exploration and the Ariane Cities programmes.
Inma is a guest lecturer at Imperial College London Business School and directs the Master in AI at the University of Loyola in Spain, where she is a member of its Advisory Council. She has been instrumental in European knowledge-transfer efforts and has mentored technological innovation in top venture-focused acceleration programs.
Her books include The Future of the Automotive Industry (June 2021) and The Fifth Industrial Revolution: How Space Commercialisation will derive the Biggest Industrial Expansion of the 21st Century (November 2019). She has also contributed to numerous white papers on Cloud & Edge Computing and other telecommunications innovations. Recognized by FORTUNE and TIME as one of Europe’s top talents in social engagement through technology, Inma has been called a “firestarter” by FastCompany. Her insights are frequently featured in The Financial Times and The Economist, and she was voted the “Best Contributor to the Formation of Strategy” at Bloomberg BusinessWeek’s European Leadership Forum.
Inma Martinez continues to shape the future of AI and digital transformation, making significant contributions to the fields of technology and societal welfare.
