Since taking a degree in Geography at University College London, Philippa has 30 years of business experience. She began her career at Citibank NA before joining Bowater in their Corporate Treasury Department in 1979, leaving in 1988 as Group Treasurer. She was Group Finance Director at DG Gardner Group, a training organisation, prior to joining Thorn EMI in 1993 as Group Treasurer until 2000. In 2001 she was appointed Director of the Institute of Business Ethics.

In connection with her role at the IBE, she served on the Woolf Committee 2007/8, looking at ethical business practice in BAE Systems plc. She speaks widely on business ethics issues, encouraging high standards of business behaviour based on ethical values.

She sits on the Board/Advisory Board of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI), and RAND Europe. She is a Visiting Fellow of the Said Business School at Oxford University and Honorary Vice President of the Employee Ownership Association. She chairs the Antarctic Place Names Committee and is former Chairman of the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust.

Philippa was awarded an OBE in the New Year's Honours 2006 for services to the Ministry of Defence and in July 2008 was awarded the BITC Marks & Spencer Sieff Award. In the New Year's Honours 2014 she was awarded a CBE for services to Antarctic Heritage.

He has published numerous studies on all aspects of business ethics, the most recent being: Codes of Business Ethics: a guide to developing and implementing an effective code and examples of good practice (2016), and Towards Ethical Norms in International Business Transactions (2014). 

He lectures and facilitates training on business ethics issues for organisations in many countries.

Mark Chambers retired as Deputy Group Company Secretary of HSBC in 2018 to pursue a second career of non-executive and advisory work. 

After graduating in Zoology from Oxford University, Mark re-trained as a lawyer and spent his early years at Slaughter and May in their London and New York offices. He went on to a successful career in business, managing world-class global functions responsible for governance, legal and regulatory risk management in large, complex, regulated businesses. He held the roles of General Counsel & Group Company Secretary at RSA Insurance Group and at Worldpay Group, as well as senior positions at American Express and GE Capital.

In parallel for many years, Mark has had a successful career as a charity trustee, most recently as Chair of Amref Health Africa and prior to that as a trustee of WWF, where he chaired the Audit Committee and oversaw the development of the charity's exemplar new headquarters building. Mark was a finalist in the 2014 Sunday Times Non-Executive of the Year Awards.

Mark is married with two teenage children and lives in North London.

Before joining the IBE Dan worked as an apprentice at a specialist ESG consultancy.

This follows on from his Master’s degree in Corporate Social Responsibility and an Undergraduate degree in Finance, Accountancy and Management, both from the University of Nottingham.

Guendalina completed a MSc in Business Ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility at the University of Trento (Italy).

Since graduating, she collaborated in developing the Code of Ethics for the Italian Association of Management Consultants and worked for a European NGO based in Brussels with a focus on CSR-related topics.

She is the co-author of the IBE Survey Ethics at Work: 2015 Survey of Employees - Italy and the IBE Core Series Codes of Business Ethics: examples of good practice, and the author of the IBE Survey Corporate Ethics Policies and Programmes: 2016 UK and Continental Europe Survey

Judi brings a wealth of experience in Operations Management gained over 20+ years in both private and public sectors and with 10+ years experience in the Third Sector.

From financial management, office management, project management, customer service, IT services, procurement services, facilities management, HRM, experiencing of managing a team and coordinating various departments to deliver a comprehensive, global service.

Before joining the IBE, Linn completed her master's degree in Comparative Politics from the University of Bergen. 

She also holds a master's degree in Politics and Government in the European Union from the London School of Economics & Political Science and a bachelor's degree in International Politics from King's College London.

She has extensive experience of working in the charity sector in small to medium sized charities.

Jennifer is an AAT qualified accountant, and holds the CIMA Advanced Diploma qualification She believes that finance issues must be communicated well, and to that aim, she updates her knowledge and skills by attending CPD events.

Away from accounting Jennifer enjoys watching live tennis, keeps trying to learn Spanish, and is learning to cycle. She volunteers at a local arts centre, enjoys ballet, museums, film and organises staff competitions.

Emma has an extensive experience in the Retail sector, with a professional customer service background. 

Prior to this, Jane worked as a Senior Marketing and Communications Executive in both public and private sector organisations with a focus on primary industries. Most recently, she was Chief Executive for the Wood Council of New Zealand, responsible for domestic marketing. 

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After graduating in Modern Languages from Cambridge University in 1972, he joined Reuters news agency as Financial Journalist. At Reuters, he completed assignments in Hong Kong, Zurich and Washington before joining the Financial Times.

For two decades from 1980, Peter was a senior journalist at the Financial Times, including spells as Head of the Lex Column and in charge of coverage of international capital markets. His last assignment, from 1994-2000, was as Asia Editor, responsible for the FT's coverage of a region stretching from Pakistan to New Zealand.

Peter served on the European Commission’s Corporate Governance Forum from 2005-2011. He served as Chairman of the Board of the International Corporate Governance Network.

He was also a visiting Professor in Corporate Governance at the Cass Business School of City University, London, a member of the Corporate Governance Advisory Board of the Norges Bank Investment Management and the Board of the Hawkamah Institute for Corporate Governance, Dubai.

Peter was Senior Investment Adviser at the Financial Reporting Council which he joined after almost ten years as Director of Investment Affairs of the Association of British Insurers.

He joined the IBE as an Associate Director in Sept 2013 and left to pursue other work in April 2019.