Bart McGettrick (University of Glasgow) BMCGETTRICK@educ.gla.ac.uk
Bart McGettrick is Professor of Education at the University of Glasgow. He has been a geography teacher, a curriculum evaluator for the Scottish Centre for Social Subjects, and a senior member of staff in teacher education since 1975, Principal of St Andrew's College from 1985 to 1999, and Dean of Faculty of Education at University of Glasgow from 1999 to 2001. Professor McGettrick is engaged in several projects associated with ethical development and values education, and his work takes him to both the developed and developing world. Currently, he is entrepreneuring a center for Inter-Professional Leadership.
Nancy Boswell (Transparency International-US Exec Director and member of global board of directors) nboswell1@transparency-usa.org
Nancy Boswell, an international lawyer, is managing director of TI-USA, the U.S. chapter of Transparency International, the global nonprofit coalition to curb international corruption. She has worked with U.S. and foreign governments, multilateral organizations, and the private sector on initiatives to promote integrity and accountability. Ms. Boswell speaks frequently on the importance of transparency and accountability to stable democracies, open markets and social and economic development. She is on the Transparency International board of directors and also serves as a member of the State Department Advisory Committee on International Economic Policy, a cleared advisor to USTR and co-chair of the American Bar Association Task Force on Foreign Corrupt Practices. Prior to her work with TI-USA, Ms. Boswell practiced international law at Steptoe & Johnson. She also served as congressional liaison for the American Association of University Women, conducted research at the National Geographic Society, and worked in international banking at Citibank. Ms. Boswell graduated summa cum laude from the Washington College of Law, American University.
Henk van Stokkom (corporate compliance and ethics consultant in Holland) henk@vanstokkom.nl
Henk J.Th. van Stokkom started in 1982 with commodity trader and broker Limako in Breda, The Netherlands. In 1988 he became the managing director of Limako Brokerage NV. While being chairman of the Dutch Commodity Industry Association (DCIA, 1989-1992) he was instrumental in implementing a complete new compliance structure for the members. Since 1995 he was involved with the dutch office of Smith Barney and other organisations. Through his career he has been interested in ethical questions in the business arena and that is why he currently operates in the investment sector and the charity sector.
As off 2000 he is a managing director of Rente Plus Beheer BV (RPB) and continues to keep compliance in his portfolio. Most of his time is spent as advisor to the board of charitable trusts based in The Netherlands. Beside other—pro bono—activities he is chairman of Stichting Beheer Oikocredit Nederland Fonds. This 33 million euro investment fund is connected to Oikocredit International, one of the largest Microfinance Investment Funds in the world.
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