Outline:

“Quo vadis, Anti-Corruption?”

The conundrum of and the state of play in global (anti)corruption:

The international heydays of anticorruption (AC) seem to be exhausted and gone;

Apparently, human and political trust is eroding globally; and

New initiatives and projects are presented here and there.

Speaker

Martin Kreutner 

INTERNATIONAL COUNSEL
Dean Emeritus, INTERNATIONAL ANTI-CORRUPTION ACADEMY (IACA)
Mr. Martin Kreutner is a renowned and widely recognized International Counsel in Anti-Corruption & Compliance, International Affairs & the International System.
He is the Dean Emeritus of the International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA), holding a Magister iuris degree from the Law Faculty of the University of Innsbruck (AUT), and a Master’s degree in Policing and Public Order Studies from the University of Leicester (UK).

Among his various functions, Mr. Kreutner is/was a senior anti-corruption evaluator/advisor for, inter alia, the United Nations, the Council of EUROPE, the European Union, the Organisation for Security and Co-Operation in Europe (OSCE), Transparency International, and the World Bank; member of Interpol’s International Expert 
Group on Corruption (IGEC); head of the Austrian Federal Bureau for Internal Affairs, Chairperson of the Austrian Supreme Disciplinary Tribunal and Member of the Austrian Federal Appeals Tribunal; President of the (Council of Europe) Network European Partners Against Corruption, and the EU’s European Anticorruption Contact Point Network (EPAC/EACN).
He frequently lectures on (anti-)corruption, compliance, the Rule of Law, international (humanitarian) law, and the International System at numerous universities, academies, and educational institutions around the world.
He is co-editor of the Compliance Praxis magazine, member of the Expert Council of Business Circle-ComplianceNow!, and author of many articles, papers, and publications on (anti-)corruption, compliance, the international system, and security issues.
Both in 2014 and 2015, Mr. Kreutner was recognized by Ethisphere (USA) as one of 100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics for his efforts to combat corruption as well as his efforts to improve human welfare 
worldwide.

Facilitator

Roman Sartor, President of ENFCO 

Co-Founder of the Austrian Compliance Officer Association (ÖCOV)

Publisher of several Compliance books and articles

Co-Editor of Compliance Praxis