Does your organisation operate in developing countries? Have you or your staff encountered bribery demands in the course of your work? How do you counter them? What more can you do to ensure you don't contribute to corruption in the counties you operate in?

On Thursday 27 April, Natasha Clayton, trustee of Transparency International UK, will chair a panel discussion on the corruption risks in international development. Come take part in the discussion, and learn more about TI-UK's Doing Good without Bribery e-learning course, designed to help staff counter bribery demands in their operations, and updated this year with new scenarios.

The panel will consist of:

Donna Lusti, Manager, Governance & Compliance, WWF International
Jon Spence, HR Manager, Westminster Foundation for Democracy
Keith Onslow, Chief Operating Officer, Coffey
Hiruy Teka, International Disaster Response Manager, Samaritan's Purse

Programme:

18:00 Registration
18:30 Welcome and introduction of Doing Good without Bribery, by Peter van Veen, Director of Business Integrity Programme, Transparency International and Catriona Razic, Director, Skillcast
18:40 Panel discussion
19:00 Q&A
19:30 Drinks reception
20:30 Closing

To reserve your place please click on the REGISTER button above.

Any further queries, please contact alice.shone@transparency.org.uk.

Doing Good Without Bribery