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Rt. Hon Lord Anderson of Swansea DL
Donald Anderson was one of the longest-serving Members of Parliament in the United Kingdom. From 1997 to 2005 he chaired the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Commons. He was subsequently created Baron Anderson of Swansea. In the House of Lords he currently sits on the nearest equivalent to the Commons’ Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Professor Philip Andrews-Speed
Professor of Energy Policy and Director of the Centre for Energy Petroleum Mineral Law Policy at the University of Dundee, Scotland. Spent fourteen years as a geologist in the international mining and petroleum industries before joining the Dundee Centre in 1994. He leads the Centre’s China Programme, which covers research, consultancy and professional training in the oil, gas, electricity and mining sectors.
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Clem Danin
Metal broker and consultant to various metals organisations. Acts as adviser in disputes in the non-ferrous metals industry, and has been appointed as an Expert in litigation and arbitration cases in various parts of the world. He has been appointed as arbitrator in more than 70 domestic and international arbitrations, and is a member of the London Metal Exchange Panel of Arbitrators. He is an accredited mediator.
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George Dobry CBE QC
Former barrister and English Judge. Many years experience in arbitration. His recent cases include commercial arbitrations in a wide range of subjects, involving parties from Poland, Italy, Finland and India. Member of the Warsaw Arbitration Court, and has sat in several arbitrations (conducted in Polish) in the Warsaw Court.
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Dr. Randall Gossen
President of the World Petroleum Council. The sixty member countries of the WPC represent over 90 per cent of the States producing and consuming oil and gas. The WPC is a non-advocacy and non-political organisation with a mission to showcase technological advancement in the upstream and downstream and to catalyze and facilitate dialogue on the key issues affecting the industry.
Dr Gossen is also Vice president of Global Business Relations at Nexen, Inc., Calgary, Canada. |
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Brian Michael Jenkins
One of the world’s leading authorities on sophisticated crime. He is a Special Advisor to the International Chamber of Commerce and is a member of the board of directors of the ICC’ s Commercial Crime Services. He has served as a consultant and carried out assignments for a number of government agencies.
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Rt Hon Sir Donald McKinnon
International statesman. Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand (1990-1996) and Foreign Minister (1990-1999). As Foreign Minister he secured a seat for New Zealand on the United Nations Security Council.
Secretary General of the Commonwealth Secretariat from 2000 until 2008. Detailed knowledge of the workings of major government and non - government institutions, including key players all over the world.
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Captain P Mukundan
Captain Mukundan is the Director of the International Chamber of Commerce’s Commercial Crime Services, the ICC’ s International Maritime Bureau, and its Counterfeiting Intelligence Bureau and Commercial Crime Bureau. Specialises in the investigation and prevention of onshore and offshore commercial and maritime crime.
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Professor Derek Roebuck
Solicitor. Has taught and practised law in England, New Zealand, Australia, Papua New Guinea and Hong Kong. Editor of Arbitration, the Journal of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. Senior Associate Research Fellow at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London and Guest Professor at the People’s University of China. Has written over forty books including the 7 volume Peking University Press bilingual texts on Hong Kong contract, criminal law and procedure.
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