Maritime Anti-Corruption Network
Wildersgade 14,
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MACN is comprised of like-minded companies dedicated to promoting compliance with anti-corruption laws and committed to the elimination of corrupt practices.
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MACN Board new members – Press release
/in NewsCapt. Rajesh Unni (left) and Øistein Jensen Join the MACN Board Press Release PDF Capt. Rajesh Unni, Founder and CEO Synergy Marine Group and Øistein Jensen, Chief Sustainability Officer at Odfjell SE have been elected to the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) Board of Directors. Cecilia Muller Torbrand, CEO of the Network said, “Captain Unni and Mr. Jensen bring valuable operational and commercial insights […]
MACN Welcomes 320 Participants at the Virtual Spring Members Meeting
/in NewsMACN was delighted to welcome 320 participants to the annual Spring Members Meeting on May 5-6, 2021. The meeting covered a mix of plenary sessions and working group activities on MACN’s tools, innovation streams, and Collective Action initiatives. The first day concluded with a General Assembly for all Members. We also heard from expert MACN […]
Upcoming Online Spring Meeting 2021
/in EventsWe look forward to welcome our members at MACN’s Virtual Spring Meeting, the 5th and 6th of May, 2021!
MACN CEO guesting on the Democracy that Delivers podcast
/in NewsMACN CEO Cecilia Muller Torbrand guesting on the Democracy that Delivers podcast. In the inaugural episode of a new Anti-Corruption & Governance Center podcast series on Private Sector Collective Action hosted by Katya Lysova, two experts on compliance and international trade talk about one of the largest and most sophisticated international anti-corruption coalitions in the […]
Reasons to work collectively to tackle corruption – International Anti-Corruption Day 9 Dec
/in NewsBy Cecilia Muller Torbrand, Executive Director, Maritime Anti-Corruption Network Twenty years ago, a man was traveling down a coastline carrying a bag of cash and his job was to make sure shipping industry operations “worked smoothly.” Twenty years ago, foreign bribery was tax deductible, and the link between good governance and social economic development had […]
Upcoming Online Fall Meeting – 21 October
/in EventsWe very much look forward to welcome our members at MACN’s Virtual Fall Member Meeting on 21 October! Though we are still sad that we had to cancel the in-person meeting, we hope the day will be engaging with the exciting agenda we have designed!
Maritime Anti-Corruption Network Expands “Help Desk” Concept to Ukraine
/in NewsThe Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) has expanded its anti-corruption ‘Help Desk’ concept to Ukraine’s ports and terminals. This development follows the successful implementation of similar Help Desks, operated in conjunction with local partners in Nigeria and Argentina.
MACN and CBi Launch Help Desk to Improve Efficiency and Reduce Corruption in Cargo Clearance at Nigerian Ports and Terminals
/in NewsThe Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) and the Convention on Business Integrity (CBi) have launched an anti-corruption HelpDesk to support business involved in cargo clearance at ports and terminals in Nigeria.
Updated Resources for Argentina
/in NewsMACN is hereby sharing an updated guide about pre-loading inspections for vessels exporting grain products in Argentina. This guide is an updated version of the guidelines first published by MACN in 2017.
MACN Impact Report
/in NewsWe are pleased to share MACNs 2019 Impact report. The report describes the exciting progress we made in 2019 both in terms of how the membership has evolved and grown, the results of our collective action programs and the engagement in the membership on tools and best practice sharing. We are happy to share a […]