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Advisory

The advisory board provides an opinion and guidance on Fraud and Corruption issues to the members and management of Copenhagen Charter.

Anne Ehrenreich

is the Team Leader and heading the group responsible for Danish cooperation with several countries in East Africa and the Horn of Africa. She was the Danish Representation to the European Union and Commission in Brussels and to the Danish Mission to the United Nations in New York. She has dealt with a wide variety of issues focusing in particular on European Union Affairs, relations with African countries and Danish Development Assistance, multilateral as well as bilateral cooperation.

Anne's specialties are negotiations (in Danish, English, French and German) at national and international level based on her extensive experience with government affairs and strong intercultural knowledge and understanding.

Professor Caspar Rose

Ph.D. Copenhagen Business School, Department of International Economics and Management and is affiliated with Center for Corporate Governance. His primary research areas are corporate governance and finance, corporate law and securities regulation, applied game theory and econometrics, law and economics.

Caspar has previously worked as Chief Analyst for Danske Bank and Confederation of Danish Industries. For a complete list of his publications and whitepapers click

Frank Hailstones

is recognized internationally as a speaker on topics such as fighting fraud, embedding risk management, effective Corporate Governance and continuous monitoring/auditing. He has conducted over 350 successful risk management facilitations and has extensive experience on Consulting (Strategic and Operational), and Internal Audit.

Frank was a partner at PriceWaterhouseCoopers where he ran the Government practice in the UK, then the Internal Audit (IA) practice, for EMEA. He also led the PriceWaterhouseCoopers development of technology support for Business Risk Management.

Kersi Porbunderwalla

is the founder and President of Copenhagen Compliance and Copenhagen Charter. He is a Corporate Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) specialist with extensive experience with multinationals like IBM, Shell, and Volvo.

After his early retirement as Business Controller from ExxonMobil, Kersi has a proven track record in developing and implementing GRC applications & frameworks into operational environments as a consultant, instructor, researcher, commentator and practitioner on 4 continents.

Lady Olga Maitland

is the CEO of Money Transfer International with wide experience in all major Fraud and Corruption problems throughout the world. She is a special adviser to a number of dignitaries and a widely sought after speaker at all Major Conferences on several Corporate Governance issues.

Lady Olga is a former British Conservative politician and a reporter for the Fleet Street News Agency, and a columnist in the London Sunday Express (1967–1991). In 1998 she became a contributor to the Daily Mail.

Mariano Davies

is the President of British Chamber of Commerce and CEO of MS Consulting Group. He holds Board positions on a number of professional Boards since 1985 (in Scandinavia, Europe and Asia)

Mariano was a partner and Director running e-learning for KPMG worldwide for a nuber of years. He has been running various companies that have owned all the e-learning intellectual property he helped to develop.

Simon Scales

has 30+ years experience in both the private and public sectors. He has conducted fraud investigations on 5 continents. Simon is the Director of Global Security and Compliance for TNT, and holds responsibility for Global Fraud Investigations, Non-Operational Security and Compliance, eCrime, Intellectual Property Rights and Identity Theft encompassing legal and regulatory authority compliance and liaison.

He has previously worked within Financial, Public Utility and MNC environments prior to serving as a Detective with the Metropolitan Police Service both Divisionally and at New Scotland Yard. He has studied with the National Crime Faculty and is an advanced investigative interviewer.

Guyton Odell

is the Director of Compliance and Legal & Corporate Affairs for the Microsoft Corporation. Guyton oversees the comprehensive education and compliance assurance program at Microsoft. The program builds upon and enhances Microsoft to comply with a wide range of legal and ethical obligations, including employment law, anti-discrimination statutes, privacy, civil rights, securities, foreign trade interactions, competition law and other areas. Guyton, brings a broad range of experience to the Charter's advisory board. His experience includes the position as corporate compliance officer at the University of Pennsylvania. He developed, implemented and monitored an effective corporate compliance function, including coordinating and identifying initiatives to prevent, detect and respond to compliance issues. Guyton has also worked in private practice, developing and implementing compliance programs for public and private companies.