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Daniel Bruce

Chief Executive

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As Chief Executive, Daniel develops and leads the overall strategy of Transparency International UK across all programme and policy areas. He heads up the leadership team and serves as the organisation’s senior-most representative to governments, the private sector and in the media.

He was appointed Chief Executive in 2019 and has since overseen Transparency International’s work to reveal the scale of global corruption facilitated by professional services in the UK, as well as our forensic analysis of corruption concerns in Covid-19 procurement. Daniel served as an expert witness to the Committee on Standards in Public Life in 2021, contributing to the ‘Standards Matter 2’ review, and is a regular media commentator on matters of political integrity.

Daniel is an experienced senior leader in international civil society with an earlier career as an award-winning broadcast journalist and editor. Before joining TI, Daniel spent nearly 6 years as Chief Executive of the press freedom and media development organisation Internews. He originally joined the organisation in 2008, as a Chief of Party overseeing complex country programmes in the wake of conflict and civil unrest in East Africa. During his time as CEO, he led the organisation to deliver high impact projects tackling corruption in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union.

Daniel has also worked on transparency, governance and media initiatives across three continents for Article 19, Albany Associates, Fondation Hirondelle, the University of Pennsylvania and others. He was the Programme Director for a Public Media Alliance initiative to improve regulatory frameworks in East Africa in partnership with UNESCO.

Senior Leadership Team

Colin Munro

Chief Operating Officer

As Chief Operating Officer Colin overseas People, finance, technology and compliance matters. The shared services team that he leads provide support to each of the programme areas in order that TI-UK can demonstrate the impact of funding spent, together with helping to build grant management capacity with other implementing partners across the TI Movement. The People team support a culture that aims to ensure that TI-UK continues to be an employer of choice and one where equality of opportunity applies to all. The COO supports the governance framework ensuring that statutory compliance, risk management and safeguarding systems are operating effectively.

With 24 years’ experience in the not for profit sector, Colin trained as a Chartered Accountant with PwC, was Finance Director of the London Business School and held various senior management positions in a large international charity.

Duncan Hames

Director of Policy & Programmes

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Fighting corruption by day, studying internal audit reports by night, Duncan leads the public policy, business integrity and research teams of Transparency International UK, the British chapter of the worldwide anti-corruption movement. His work aims to improve integrity in business, stop the flow of dirty money arising from corruption, and to secure integrity in our politics. Formerly a Member of Parliament, and still a chartered management accountant, he also serves as a Non-Executive Director of the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, chairing their audit committee.

Sara Bandali

Director of International Engagement

As Director of International Engagement, Sara oversees Global Thematic Networks based at TI-UK, addressing corruption in the global health and the defense and security sectors; working closely with other TI chapters around the world and the Berlin secretariat. She also steers TI-UK’s bilateral partnerships with other chapters to strengthen corruption prevention and identify opportunities to increase shared impact. Sara brings senior leadership experience in designing, delivering and overseeing international development programmes to a high standard in 18 countries; working in different institutional capacities, including consultancy services, the UN, a donor agency and a private foundation. Her expertise in the generation and strategic use of evidence, innovation design and thinking, influencing tactics, adaptive programming, engagement with multi-sector accountability coalitions, and co-creating solutions with impact are used to fight corruption.

Sophie Ogilvy

Director of Strategic Partnerships

Sophie Ogilvy is the Programme Director at Transparency International UK which works with companies to raise anti-corruption and business integrity standards in the private sector. Throughout her career, she has successfully implemented sustainability strategies with partners across the private sector, civil society, multilateral organisations and governments. Through multi-stakeholder engagement and subject matter expertise in governance, transparency and responsible business, Sophie has delivered international programmes, working to build strategies around ethics and accountability. This includes extensive experience working in the private sector in Africa and Asia. In her role at Transparency International UK Sophie is delivering the Business Integrity team’s mandate to work with companies and oversee research to improve their Anti-Bribery and Corruption Programmes.

Uk programmes

Corruption and the UK

Rachel Davies Teka

Advocacy Director

Rachel has worked on anti-corruption policy for over a decade, focussing on corruption in the UK and the UK’s role as a safe haven for dirty money. She is Co-Chair of the UK Anti-Corruption Coalition and leads Transparency International's UK advocacy team. She was formerly Chair of the Economic Crime Civil Society Organisations Steering Group (CSOSG) and was a founding member of the UK Open Government Network steering group.

Steve Goodrich

Head of Research and Investigations

Steve is responsible for overseeing Transparency International UK's research and investigations, and is our specialist on corruption in UK politics. Before joining TI-UK in May 2015, Steve worked as a Senior Policy Adviser at the Electoral Commission. He has over a decade's policy and research experience, including working with complex legislation and messy data.

Ben Cowdock

Investigations Lead

Ben leads Transparency International UK’s research and investigations into Britain’s role as a hub for the proceeds of international corruption. This encompasses working to highlight the country’s shell company industry to give criminals nowhere to hide, strengthening Britain’s defences against dirty money and ensuring the UK offers no impunity to corrupt individuals. He has researched and written seven reports including “At Your Service” which analysed the role played by UK businesses and institutions in laundering the money and reputations of corrupt individuals and regimes.

Maria Fernanda Cruz Chaves

Senior Analyst

María Fernanda is a senior analyst at Transparency International UK investigating the UK’s nexus with high level corruption overseas. She has 12 years of experience working as a journalist and reporter, including with BBC Mundo and the OCCRP. As executive director of La Voz de Guanacaste in Costa Rica, she led a team of journalists, coordinated collaborative stories, and contributed to award-winning global investigations including the Panama and Paradise Papers, and the Transnationals of Faith. She also led GuanaData, a data project that alerts journalists to suspect public procurement in Costa Rica, which has received funding from Google News Initiatives and Muckrock

Rose Zussman

Policy Manager

Rose leads Transparency International UK’s strategic engagement with Parliament, working directly with MPs, Select Committees, and All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) toward the goal of ending corruption in the UK and the UK’s role in facilitating corruption abroad. Rose has worked within the ‘UK Team’ for five years, and is also an active member of the UK Anti-Corruption Coalition (UKACC) where she contributes to the group’s advocacy on political corruption and illicit wealth.

Stevie Wolfe

Coalition Communications Manager

Stevie has worked in communications for some of the UK’s biggest brands, including seven years spent at leading charities Macmillan Cancer Support, the National Trust, and Marie Curie. He now leads comms for the UK Anti-Corruption Coalition (UKACC), helping coordinate partners in order to communicate more effectively with government, influencers and the public.

Juliet Swann

Senior Policy Officer

Juliet (she/her) is based in Edinburgh and leads our work outside of Westminster - primarily in Scotland, but also with local government in England and with an eye on Wales and Northern Ireland. Prior to joining TI-UK Juliet worked for various Scottish NGOs across the democracy, participation, human rights and environment sectors. This included working to introduce the Lobbying (Scotland) Act 2016, advising the Scottish Government and other stakeholders on inclusive and effective public involvement in decision making, and delivering engagement projects including Scotland’s Climate Assembly. She is a member of the Scottish Civil Society Open Government Network Committee.

Peter Munro

Senior Coalition Coordinator

Peter joined TI-UK in August 2022 as the Senior Coordinator of the UK Anti-Corruption Coalition (UKACC), developing and promoting the advocacy efforts of key civil society organisations relating to anti-corruption and illicit finance. With colleagues in the UK team, he engages with Parliament and Government to advance these policies. Prior to this role, Peter worked on anti-corruption issues in Washington D.C. with Financial Accountability and Corporate Transparency Coalition (FACT) and joined us from a House of Commons Whips Office.

Rose Whiffen

Senior Research Officer

Rose is a Research Officer specialising in political corruption. Her work covers issues of money in politics, lobbying, the revolving door and open governance. She was a key researcher and writer of Transparency International UK's 'House of Cards' report which explored access and influence in UK housing policy and contributed to other reports, such as 'Track and Trace', which explored Covid procurement. She's previously held roles at Democracy Club and Spotlight on Corruption, and completed an MA in Corruption and Governance from the University of Sussex.

Jem Mills-Sheehy

Advocacy Officer

Jem is an Advocacy Officer working on Transparency International UK’s strategic engagement with Parliament and civil society to further the organisation’s goal of eradicating corruption in the UK and abroad. Jem joined in February 2023 and prior to this worked in partnerships at the Institute for Government, where he secured funding by engaging with commercial, academic and foundation-based partners in the UK and internationally. He completed a Master of Public Policy from the University of Sydney in 2019.

Kevin Kittoe

Research Associate

Kevin is undertaking a PHD which is joint-funded by Transparency International UK and Nottingham University. Kevin’s research critically examines the extent to which the ‘capture’ of policy, regulatory and state institutions and processes by the banking sector help account for the UK’s financial crisis and subsequent responses.

Business Integrity

Chara de Lacey

Head of Business Integrity

Chara is Head of Business Integrity at Transparency International UK. In this role she provides operational leadership of the UK Programme’s Business Integrity work and oversees the team’s research, policy development and engagement with the private sector through the business integrity forum. Chara is a UK-qualified lawyer with expertise in human rights, compliance and responsible investment. Previous roles include at Business & Human Rights Resource Centre, ShareAction and the International Bar Association.

Rory Donaldson

Programme Manager

Rory’s work aims to raise corporate anti-corruption standards. He leads project teams working on quantitative benchmarking and analysis, thought leadership and policy development. He also engages at the senior level with companies to create a dialogue on the company’s priorities for improvement, and regularly chairs industry workshops. Recent work includes leading a research project into the relationship between successful impact investing outcomes and strong approaches to anti-corruption, and the links between corruption and other ESG factors such as environmental and labour standards.

Tilly Prior

Senior Programme Officer

Tilly became a programme officer for BIP in April 2018. She is responsible for providing high level support to the BIP team across all activities while also leading the due diligence process for new stakeholders and supporting the running of the Business Integrity Forum. She joined TI-UK as an intern in October 2017. Tilly holds a MA in Governance and Corruption and a BA in Politics both from the University of Sussex.

Joseph Moore

Senior Partnerships Officer

As Senior Strategic Partnerships Officer, Joseph is responsible for leading engagement with our Business Integrity Forum members and Anti-Corruption Benchmark participants. Prior to his current role, he worked on engaging donors and has extensive relationship-focused fundraising experience, as well as events management; in particular in leading the organisation of our Annual Lecture – with speakers including the Rt Hon David Cameron & D-G of the WTO, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.

He graduated from the University of Hull in 2017 with a BA in Politics & History and is passionate about seeking a conciliatory and genuine approach to change in creating a world free of corruption.

Maeve Lane

Senior Research Analyst

Maeve is a Senior Research Analyst specialising in corporate integrity. She supports the operation and management of the Corporate Anti-Corruption Benchmark and is passionate about creating new tools and resources which allow businesses to understand and leverage the value of acting ethically. She also helps develop the Business Integrity team's research and thought leadership projects, including examining the integral role of anti-bribery and anti-corruption in corporate sustainability. Previously, Maeve worked as a Senior Research Analyst in the market research sector and as a Research Assistant at Trinity College Dublin. She holds a BA in Middle Eastern and European Languages and Cultures from Trinity College Dublin.

Global programmes

Defence & Security

Josie Stewart

Programme Director

As Director of Transparency International’s Global Defence and Security Programme, Josie leads a team working towards a world where governments, the armed forces, and arms transfers are transparent, accountable, and free from corruption. She has previously worked for and with governments, donors, multilateral institutions, law enforcement, military, civil society and the private sector, and brings expertise focused on corruption and illicit finance, conflict and security, and international development and diplomacy – as well as a deep passion for making a difference in the world. Josie is an Associate Fellow of the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), and has lived and worked in Liberia, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, Afghanistan, and the UAE.

Yi Kang Choo

Programme Officer

Yi Kang is responsible for enabling Transparency International Defence and Security to operate efficiently and effectively, by delivering rigorous operational and programme administration support across our global portfolio. He is dedicated to the mission to strengthen transparency, accountability and oversight systems in a traditionally opaque and secretive sector. Yi Kang brings in multi-sectoral expertise, having being part of a wide range of civil society organisations, charities, and international law firms. He holds a Masters in Corporate Law from the University of Cambridge and a LLB Law Degree from the Queen’s University of Belfast. Yi Kang speaks Mandarin, Cantonese and Malay.

Ara Marcen Naval

Head of Advocacy

Ara Marcen Naval leads global advocacy for Transparency International’s Defence and Security Programme, working towards raising awareness of the nexus of corruption, conflict and insecurity. Ara is a human rights specialist who previously work as Deputy Director for Global Issues at Amnesty International, where she headed up the organisation’s global research, campaigning and advocacy on issues including the arms trade, torture trade, policing weapons, and the use of inhumane weapons around the world and other disarmament related issues. With over two decades in policy development and advocacy, she has worked on various arms control issues, including the Arms Trade Treaty and was centrally involved in the global campaign to secure the 2013 Arms Trade Treaty, which came into effect in December 2014 and the Torture Trade that is currently being discussed at the UN level. Ara holds an LLM in Law and a masters in European Union law and policy and a number of specialised courses in Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law.

Michael Ofori-Mensah

Head of Research

Dr. Michael Ofori-Mensah is Research Project Manager at Transparency International - Defence & Security (TI-DS) where he is responsible for managing the delivery of the Government Defence Integrity Index (GDI). Until August 2018, Michael was Director of Research at the Institute of Economic Affairs, where he spent 8 years leading research and coordinating a broad range of national and international projects. He has contributed to several public policy reform initiatives in the area of governance and constitution review in Ghana. Michael has also provided technical support to many key institutions including Ghana’s Parliament, which he has advised on legislation such as the Presidential (Transition) Act. In 2011, he was a Member of Ghana’s legally mandated petroleum revenue oversight body – the Public Interest Accountability Committee (PIAC). Michael has undertaken research on economic and political issues and authored several publications on institutional reform, anti-corruption and public financial management. Michael has extensive experience in the financial sector having previously worked as an analyst at firms such as Citigroup in the UK and Fidelity Investments in the USA. He holds a PhD from the University of Edinburgh, an MSc (Econ) in Political Economy from the London School of Economics (LSE) and a BA (Hons) in Economics and Politics from the University of Kent.

Mohamed Bennour

Project Manager

Mohamed works on projects related to strengthening accountability and transparency in the defence sector together with national chapters across the West Africa and MENA region. Before joining TI, up to 2021, Mohamed worked with Options Consultancy as a Senior Programme Manager and Technical Advisor on sexual and reproductive health and rights programmes across West Africa and Asia. Mohamed has also worked with Oxfam in Tunisia in various programme roles on issues relating to governance of public policies, fiscal justice, gender justice, civic space and youth empowerment.

Najla Dowson-Zeidan

Advocacy and Engagement Manager

Najla joined Transparency International - Defence & Security in September 2017 as a Project Manager in the Conflict and Insecurity team. She works on projects related to tackling corruption in the defence and security sectors in fragile and conflict-affected states, with a focus on the Middle East and North Africa. Prior to joining Transparency International, Najla managed media development, governance, and humanitarian-related research projects across the Middle East and North Africa region for BBC Media Action, an international development organisation. She holds an MA in Human Rights Law from SOAS, University of London and speaks Arabic.

Colby Goodman

Senior Researcher (US)

Colby Goodman is a Senior Consultant at Transparency International Defence and Security (TI-DS) and an expert commentator on US security assistance abroad. At TI-DS, he conducts research and provides advice on corruption risks within the international arms trade and other forms of external assistance to defense forces.

Mr. Goodman has fought to reduce corruption risks and prevent harm in US security assistance over the past 15 years by uncovering some of the deeper challenges and illuminating ways to address these challenges. Three-parts policy sleuth and one-part advocate, he exposed key corruption-related risks in US counterterrorism aid and in changes to US controls on commercial arms sales as the former Director of the Security Assistance Monitor program. Government officials or congressional staff have used his insights to stop illegal trafficking networks in Africa, enhance US oversight over gifts of US military weapons and training, and push for effective controls on commercial arms sales around the world.

Denitsa Zhelyazkova

Research Officer

Denitsa is responsible for conducting qualitative and mixed-methods research projects, producing and facilitating literature reviews, synthesis studies and case-based studies on key topics. She holds a Bachelor of Social Sciences in Politics and International Relations from the University of Manchester and has previously worked as Junior Research Executive at YouGov as well as a policy intern for the Administration of the President of Bulgaria at the Unit of Strategic Policies, Analyses and Prognoses.

Giulio Morucci

Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Manager

As MEL Manager, Giulio designs and implements data-capturing and reporting systems for the Defence and Security programme. Before joining TI-UK in 2023, he worked in consultancies providing Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning services to FCDO and EU-funded projects in fragile and conflict-affected areas. He holds a Master’s in Political Economy of Late Development from the London School of Economics.

Emily Wegener

Evidence & Advocacy Officer

Emily works on advocacy and research for TI Defence & Security, having previously held the position of Research & Reporting Officer within TI Global Health. Her main responsibilities include supporting the development of research publications, blogs and advocacy materials, conducting research, and coordinating initiatives. Emily holds a Masters degree in International Development from the University of Manchester and has previously gained work experience in Germany, Kenya and Uganda.

Michael Picard

Research Fellow (US)

Michael is a Graduate Research Fellow supporting Transparency International’s Defense and Security team in Washington, DC. He has extensive research experience in arms control and proliferation – specifically small arms and light weapons – and has worked for the Small Arms Survey, the University of Sydney’s School of Public Health, the Centre for Armed Violence Reduction, and others. His past research has focused on the small arms trade and armed violence in Southeast Asia, where he has conducted field research and written about the subject. In addition to his research background, Michael is also an officer in the Swiss Army. He is currently pursuing a master’s degree at Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, DC, with concentrations in International Economics and Conflict Management.

Global Health

Jonathan Cushing

Programme Director

Jonathan leads the work of the Global Health Programme, and joined the programme in 2019. Jonathan’s background is in public health, and he has extensive experience of working in with governments, civil society organisations and the private sector in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa on health systems strengthening, and on improving the quality of care. He has also worked as a freelance consultant and with UK royal medical colleges. He possesses an Msc in Health Policy, Planning, and Financing, and speaks German and Nepali

Tom Wright

Health Research Manager

Tom joined the Transparency International Health Initiative in February 2018 to develop the advocacy and research work streams of the flagship, DFID funded, Open Contracting for Health Project. Tom joined the team having previously worked on International Development projects focussing on Health, Women’s Economic Empowerment & Governance. He holds a Master’s degree in Corruption and Governance from the University of Sussex.

Isabelle Adam

Project Manager

Isabelle joined the Transparency International Global Health programme in June 2022 as a consultant. She is responsible for project management and supporting partner chapters in project implementation. Her background lies in development project management and anti-corruption research, particularly on public procurement. Isabelle has previously gained work experience in Uganda, Madagascar and Bolivia conducting field research and working in local NGOs. She graduated in Global Public Policy (MA) at Central European University in Budapest and IBEI Barcelona, focusing on the governance of development cooperation.

Shared services

Evidence & Engagement

Mallary Gelb

Head of Media & Communications

Mallary joined Transparency International UK as Head of Media & Communications in 2019. Before moving into NGO and charity communications, Mallary was an award-winning international and domestic news and current affairs correspondent and documentary producer for the BBC in the UK, and CNN and ABC News in New York where she was based. She has also held senior communications and media roles at Save the Children, Age UK, Girls Not Brides and the EY Foundation.

Socorro Torres-Duarte

Head of Institutional Fundraising

As Head of Institutional Fundraising, Socorro leads and drives Transparency International UK’s fundraising efforts from bilateral and international donors. She secures, maintains and grows long-term partnerships to fund Transparency International-UK’s fight against corruption.

Socorro is a results-driven leader with 15 years’ experience in the international development and charity sectors with proven success in defining and executing strategies and building teams to deliver results across locations, organisational boundaries and cultures. Socorro brings expertise in securing and implementing multi-year, multi-million contracts in governance & security, climate & environment, global health, media development, among other areas.

Before joining TI-UK, Socorro worked in global organisations such as Devex, Thomson Reuters Foundation, DAI and Capita where she led business development activities and oversaw global anti-corruption and good governance projects.

Jon Narcross

Senior UK Media and Communications Manager

Jon manages media and communications for Transparency International’s UK programmes including work on illicit finance, money and politics and political integrity.

He has previously worked in communications for a number of leading campaign organisations including the Electoral Reform Society and Unlock Democracy on issues such as democratic reform and voting rights.

Keri Doogan-Turner

Senior Events Coordinator

Keri joined Transparency International UK in 2021 as Senior Events Coordinator. She leads on convening across the organisation, providing dedicated support to the Business Integrity programme and flagship events including the Annual Lecture.

With dedicated events experience in the not-for-profit sector, Keri brings expertise communicating about a range of topics from effective democracy to responsible investment, gender equality and climate change. She has organised events on behalf of Westminster Foundation for Democracy, ShareAction and ODI. Keri graduated with a BA in War Studies and History from King’s College London.

Sophie Campbell White

Fundraising Officer

Sophie joined Transparency International UK in January 2022. She is responsible for providing support for fundraising and proposal development. She works across multiple fundraising streams, as well as creating and managing her own portfolio of supporters. She has previous experience working in fundraising and engagement in a number of NGOs in South America. She graduated from the University of East Anglia in 2021 with an MA in Conflict, Governance and International Development. ‘

Finance, People, Technology & Governance

Sue Blackwell

Senior Executive Assistant

Sue joined TI-UK on a permanent basis in October 2021 as Senior Executive Assistant, providing organisational and administrative support to the Chief Executive and governance support to the TI-UK Board of Trustees and the Advisory Council. Prior to joining TI-UK she fulfilled a similar role at the International Planned Parenthood Federation and has many years’ experience as a personal assistant to main board directors in not for profit and other sectors.

Natasha Woodham

People Business Partner

Natasha joined TI-UK in July 2016 as HR Manager. She is CIPD qualified and is responsible for supporting and advising the organisation on all HR matters, including policy & procedures, reward & remuneration and employee satisfaction. Prior to joining TI-UK she was in a similar generalist role at the British Red Cross, supporting their UK Operations.

Gloria Youri

People Business Partner

As People Business Partner Gloria is involved in the development and delivery of TI-UK’s people strategy and priorities. She also provides subject matter expertise and advisory service to the Chief Executive, Chief Operating Officer and the Senior Management Team across the broad spectrum of people management disciplines with lead responsibility for performance management, learning and organisational development. Gloria has a degree in Law and History and is MCIPD qualified with multi-sectoral experience in people management. She is passionate about organisational development through leadership and management development. Her previous experience include supporting senior managers and HR teams remotely in different countries and through field visits. Her interests include International Development, Integral Mission of the Church, mentoring and coaching, occupational psychology, and DIY herbal and skincare remedies.

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Meet the team

STAY INFORMED

Daniel Bruce

Senior Leadership Team

Colin Munro

Duncan Hames

Sara Bandali

Sophie Ogilvy

Uk programmes

Corruption and the UK

Rachel Davies Teka

Steve Goodrich

Ben Cowdock

Maria Fernanda Cruz Chaves

Rose Zussman

Stevie Wolfe

Juliet Swann

Peter Munro

Rose Whiffen

Jem Mills-Sheehy

Kevin Kittoe

Business Integrity

Chara de Lacey

Rory Donaldson

Tilly Prior

Joseph Moore

Maeve Lane

Global programmes

Defence & Security

Josie Stewart

Yi Kang Choo

Ara Marcen Naval

Michael Ofori-Mensah

Mohamed Bennour

Najla Dowson-Zeidan

Colby Goodman

Denitsa Zhelyazkova

Giulio Morucci

Emily Wegener

Michael Picard

Global Health

Jonathan Cushing

Tom Wright

Isabelle Adam

Shared services

Evidence & Engagement

Mallary Gelb

Socorro Torres-Duarte

Jon Narcross

Keri Doogan-Turner

Sophie Campbell White

Finance, People, Technology & Governance

Sue Blackwell

Natasha Woodham

Gloria Youri

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