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NoMoreCorruption’s three
principals have considerable experience in tackling tough corporate and social issues. Peggy Viehweger brings substantial
experience at CEO and senior level for a range of multinational corporations operating across a diverse range of countries.
And Joel Copeland is a world expert in the implementation and delivery of ethics education and training systems using the
latest technologies. John Drummond is an author and broadcaster and has written two books on business ethics; he specialises
in board level workshops and senior executive education. The corporations they have worked with include Shell International,
BG, BT, Grupo Nueva, Akzo Nobel, ING Group and TNT. NoMoreCorruption works with the Global Compact and others in developing
anti-corruption measures.
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Peggy Viehweger
Peggy
Viehweger is an experienced corporate executive, having worked in both the United States and Europe for over 25 years in positions
of profit responsibility.
American-born Viehweger began her career at Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati.
An eleven year tenure with many different management experiences culminated in a Board appointed Associate Director
position in the (then) Bar Soap and Household Cleaning Division.
Viehweger joined Akzo
Nobel in Amersfoort, NL, in 1988, taking on increasing management responsibilities in many chemical areas with global responsibility.
Viehweger was the first American and first female promoted to Business Unit Manager in Akzo Nobel, responsible to the
Board for a $1bln business with 22 manufacturing locations worldwide.
Having moved back to the
US in 2002, in 2004, Viehweger became President and CEO of the Akzo Nobel phosphorus chemicals business when it was sold to
private equity. As such, Supresta was created, the world’s leading phosphorus flame retardant business.
This was sold to a strategic buyer in 2007.
While at Akzo Nobel, Viehweger headed a global Business
Principles project, reporting to the Chairman, and managing a hand-picked group of Business Unit Managers. The
multi-year effort included self-designed workshops for all business unit management teams, selection of process owners in
each group, regular reporting to the Board on progress, and the use of web-based ongoing training for all managers.
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John Drummond
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John
Drummond is an expert on business ethics and corporate responsibility, as well as a regular broadcaster and writer on these
subjects. In this capacity he has contributed to the Financial Times, The Times, and a number of corporate journals. Scottish-born
Drummond is co-author of two books on business ethics: “It’s Good Business” and
“Managing Business Ethics”. He is also managing director of Integrity Works and a principal
of Integrity Works Inc. These companies provide major organisations throughout the world with guidance and expertise on corporate
integrity. Their corporate client list includes Shell, BT, ING Group, AIB Group, Akzo Nobel, TNT, Vodafone, ICI and Nestle. He
was a board adviser to the ING Group, and provides expert input to the boards of other international companies. Drummond
is a former director of Honeywell and Midland Bank.
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Joel Copeland
Joel
Copeland has worked in the field of ethics training and eLearning since 1995. He was the developer of the groundbreaking i-CASE
series of interactive ethics case studies that have been in use in colleges and universities since then. The production of
those cases served as an intensive course of study in business ethics. Joel and his team gathered hundreds of hours of first
person interviews and were granted intimate access to stakeholders involved in the Nestlé infant feeding controversy,
the Dow Corning breast implant case, and the problems of Shell in Nigeria.
He says, "I have seen first-hand
how well-articulated principles and transparency help companies weather storms. I've also seen how other companies, without
those things, frequently find themselves in a reactive posture practicing damage control and spin instead of getting on with
business." In 1999 Joel helped found the ethics consulting and training firm, Integrity
Works, and the leading eLearning company KMi, Inc.
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