Breakfast Mastermind with the Board | Sabina Ciofu

27/02/2026 - From 9h to 11h - Members Only
Registration mandatory

The Breakfast Mastermind is a small-scale, high-impact series for members to exchange with one of The Nine’s advisory board members.

Over coffee and breakfast (because authenticity tastes better with a pastry), the discussion is shaped by the room: your questions, your challenges, your current realities. Expect sharp perspectives, concrete examples, hard-earned lessons, and space for honest dialogue.

Each session is intentionally limited in size to keep the exchange dynamic, personal, and genuinely useful. You’ll leave with new ways of thinking, a sense of emulation, and a stronger connection to the women steering The Nine.

Light breakfast is included. If you have any food or dietary restrictions, please let us know at events@thenine.be at least 7 days prior to the event.

This month, meet Sabina Ciofu

International Policy & Strategy Lead at techUK - shaping global tech policy, digital trade, and regulatory cooperation across the EU, US, Canada, Asia-Pacific, and the Gulf region. Based in Brussels, Sabina leads techUK’s International Policy and Trade Programme, driving strategy, advocacy, and market opportunities for UK tech companies worldwide.

With nearly a decade as a Policy Advisor in the European Parliament, she brings deep expertise in tech regulation, trade policy, and EU–US relations. Her work focuses on ensuring UK tech’s voice is heard in global policy debates, and on helping members navigate and influence the world’s digital economy.

She is passionate about community-building:

- Co-founded Young Professionals in Digital Policy (800+ members)
- Run Old Professionals in Digital Policy (more experience, better wine, earlier nights)
- Founded the Gentlewomen’s Club (500+ women supporting each other with kindness)

Advisory roles: UCL European Institute, Café Transatlantique, and The Nine women’s members club.

Public Speaker | Recognised as one of the most influential women in UK tech by ComputerWeekly.

MA in War Studies (King’s College London) | BA in Classics (University of Cambridge) | Marathon runner & frequent traveller.

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