Guidance for AA1000AS (2008) Assurance Providers - AccountAbility

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B.7 AccountAbility Standards Technical CommitteeJennifer Iansen Rogers, KPMG – ChairGlenn Howard Frommer, MTR CorporationDominique Gangneux, ERMChuck Gatchell, Nike, Inc. (to February 2008)Sean Gilbert, GRIAdrian Henriques, Middlesex UniversityVernon Jennings, Independent ConsultantEileen Kohl Kaufman, SAIDave Lucas, EskomPaul Monaghan, Cooperative Financial ServicesJohan Piet, TransparabilityPreben J. Soerensen, DeloitteChris Tuppen, BT (to February 2008)Ian Wood, BT (from February 2008)David York, ACCA38 September, 2009
B.8 About AccountAbilityAccountAbility (www.accountability21.net) works to promote accountabilityinnovations for sustainable development. AccountAbility, founded in 1995, is a global,not-for-profit self-managed partnership with bases in Beijing, Geneva, London, SaoPaulo and Washington D.C., and country representatives in Brazil, Canada, China,Jordan, Spain, Sweden and the US.AccountAbility is a global network of leading business, public and civil institutionsworking to build and demonstrate the possibilities for tomorrow’s global markets andgovernance through thought leadership and advisory services. We work to:• Enable open, fair and effective approaches to stakeholder engagement• Develop and reward strategies for responsible competitiveness in companies, sectors,regions and nations• Create and develop effective collaborative governance strategies for partnershipsand multilateral organisations that are delivering innovation and value• Set and influence sustainability standards39 September, 2009
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