


Sören Fillet is Go-to-Market Lead at Go Vocal and holds a master’s degree in public sector communications.
With 5+ years of experience in GovTech, Sören has developed a nuanced perspective on the challenges and best practices in democratic participation. He actively collaborates with experts in the field to organize industry events and stay at the forefront of trends and innovation.
In addition, Sören obtained a certificate from Innovation in Politics, further solidifying his expertise in innovative governance.
Sören is a fervent tech enthusiast with a profound interest in politics and democratic innovation.He aims to share stories that inspire and drive impactful community engagement.

Sören Fillet is Go-to-Market Lead at Go Vocal and holds a master’s degree in public sector communications.
With 5+ years of experience in GovTech, Sören has developed a nuanced perspective on the challenges and best practices in democratic participation. He actively collaborates with experts in the field to organize industry events and stay at the forefront of trends and innovation.
In addition, Sören obtained a certificate from Innovation in Politics, further solidifying his expertise in innovative governance.
Sören is a fervent tech enthusiast with a profound interest in politics and democratic innovation.He aims to share stories that inspire and drive impactful community engagement.


England's local elections just delivered the most fragmented result in years, with a sharp rise in councils where no single party holds overall control. At New Local's Stronger Things 2026, Go Vocal CEO Wietse Van Ransbeeck joined a live recording of the Local Government Chronicle's "The Local Authority" podcast alongside John Denham and Grace Pollard to unpack what that means for public trust. This recap covers what actually earns residents' confidence in an uncertain political climate, why the standard toolkit of surveys and consultations falls short, and three practical shifts local leaders can make to turn participation into something residents come back for.


Building effective engagement tools is half the problem. Building a city where tools drive real change is the harder half. Lancaster, Pennsylvania, accomplished this over the past eight years, and the mayor who led that work is now on our team.


At Go Vocal, we’re committed to making your work more impactful and efficient. Our latest release includes updates that make it easier to run projects day to day – from improved project timelines to smoother back-end navigation.

