18/03/2019 - Blockchain, big data analytics, Artificial Intelligence and civic tech are transforming how governments, businesses and society functions. The OECD’s 7^th annual forum on fighting corruption will examine the promises and perils of new technologies for anti-corruption and integrity efforts. The debates will cover foreign bribery, illicit financial flows, responsible lobbying, the way social media is influencing elections, golden visas and other related topics.  

OECD 2019 Global Anti-Corruption & Integrity Forum

20-21 March 2019, OECD Conference Centre, open to media

 

Speakers will include:

• OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría
• The Rt Hon Mark Field MP, Minister of State for Asia and the Pacific, UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office
• Alfonso Bonafede, Minister of Justice, Italy
• Francisco Manuel de Queiroz, Minister of Justice, Angola
• Tania de la Paz, Undersecretary of Public Administration, Mexico
• Matt Galvin, Vice President, Ethics & Compliance, Anheuser-Busch InBev
• Delia Matilde Ferreira Rubio, Chair, Transparency International
• Eliane Houlette, Prosecutor of the National Financial Prosecutor’s Office, France 
• Katie Harbath, Public Policy Director, Global Elections, at Facebook
• Mary Katherine Brink, Vice President and Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer, Philip Morris International
• David Last, Assistant Chief, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) Unit
  
  

All Forum sessions will be webcast and are open to the media.

Further information, including a full agenda, is available on the conference website.

 

For further information journalists are invited to contact Louise Fietz in the OECD Media Office (+33 1 45 24 97 00).

How to get to the OECD Conference Centre (2 rue André-Pascal 75016 Paris)

 

Follow the event on social media: #OECDintegrity

 

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