Regulatory traceability
Connect requirements to journeys, systems, controls, evidence and accountable owners. This makes gaps visible and gives leadership a practical basis for action.
Independent advisory · Amsterdam
Regulation,
designed to work.
Nia Advisory helps organisations turn regulatory requirements into clear operating decisions, accountable controls and evidence that holds up.
Discuss an engagementWhat we do
Work that connects obligation to operation.
AI and data governance
Define the decisions, roles and controls needed to govern AI and data in practice, with particular attention to the EU AI Act, GDPR and sustainability reporting.
Architecture and implementation
Translate strategy and regulation into capabilities, operating models and sequenced change that teams can understand, own and deliver.
How we work
We frame the issue, map the operating reality, prioritise the material gaps and help embed the response.
The result is not another document. It is a clear line from requirement to decision, control and evidence.
People
Different strengths, one standard of delivery.
Consultant
Rosaline Kang’ara
Regulatory architecture, AI and ESG governance
Rosaline works where regulation meets the way an organisation actually runs. She translates complex requirements into operating models that are clear enough to execute and rigorous enough to evidence.
Consultant
Sarah El Jamal
ESG data, analytics and project delivery
Sarah turns complex data and multi-stakeholder programmes into structured, decision-ready delivery. She combines ESG reporting knowledge with analytics, dashboard design and strong project management.
GRC Coordinator
Sophia Wanja
Governance adoption and evidence
Sophia supports governance adoption, evidence readiness, stakeholder coordination and operational follow-through. She helps close the gap between documented requirements and the way controls work in practice.
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Complex regulatory change deserves a clear next step.
Nia Advisory supports focused engagements and interim work across the Netherlands and Europe.
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