Sidonie specialises in researching tax avoidance of multinationals. Alongside her work at SOMO, Sidonie conducts research for the International Centre for Tax and Development (ICTD). Prior to joining SOMO, Sidonie has held various positions in…
Joshua Rosenzweig specializes in researching human rights abuses linked to Chinese companies, particularly in the garment and electronics supply chains. He has worked on a variety of human rights issues in and related to China…
Aintzane Márquez is a researcher and coordinator on strategic litigation. She is a practising lawyer and has experience litigating before national, regional and international courts and non-judicial mechanisms concerning corporate accountability, gender-based violence, discrimination, human…
Katharine Booth coordinates OECD Watch, a network of civil society organisations focused on achieving effective remedy for corporate abuses by using the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and the Guidelines’ non-judicial grievance mechanism. She coordinates the activities of the OECD…
Margarida Silva conducts research on the power of Big Tech. Before joining SOMO she researched and campaigned against the political influence of Big Tech and other corporate sectors over EU policy-making at Corporate Europe Observatory….
David works as a project officer for the MVO Platform, a coalition of civil society organisations and trade unions which advocates corporate accountability in the Netherlands. In addition, he also works in various projects for…
Marian Ingrams specialises in helping individuals and communities achieve remedy for corporate human rights abuses through the OECD’s non-judicial grievance mechanism. Marian coordinates the strategic and logistical activities of the OECD Watch network, advises complaints…
Bart-Jaap specialises in the transnational governance of trade and investment and the impact on labour, environment, democracy, and human rights. In particular, he examines how trade and investment agreements enhance and protect transnational capital flows…
Rodrigo Fernandez has worked as a researcher for SOMO since 2011. He specializes in tax avoidance, tax havens and shadow banking. Alongside of his work at SOMO, he conducts postdoctoral research at the University of…
Jasper van Teeffelen specialises in tax avoidance and corporate lobbying. He also coordinates the Dutch network LobbyWatch Before joining SOMO in 2016, Jasper worked at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a policy officer in…
Myriam Vander Stichele currently specialises in issues around the financial sector and trade. Since 2008 she has closely monitored EU decision-making on financial reforms. She has also studied the agricultural commodity derivatives markets, their financial…
Irene Schipper specializes in corporate structures and supply chains, and cases of corporate misconduct. She assists NGOs in developing screening methodologies and strategies around partnerships with companies. Irene also conducts research on electronics supply chains,…
Esther de Haan specialises in corporate accountability issues in supply chains of various sectors, particularly labour rights in the garments, electronics and extractives sectors. She has published research on a diverse range of subjects, from…
Vincent Kiezebrink specialises in corporate research. He has carried out research on a wide range of topics, including human rights violations in commodity supply chains and tax avoidance by multinational corporations, working both for SOMO’s…
Sanne van der Wal specialises in the social, economic and ecological impacts of the global food system. He has a particular focus on food and agricultural production in poorer countries for wealthier countries. Before joining…
Roberta Cowan specialises in investigating companies by ‘following the money’, regardless of whether the companies are public, private, big, small or just a letterbox. Roberta is a seasoned journalist with more than a decade of…
Pauline Overeem specialises in the issue of corporate accountability in supply chains, with a focus on the electronics and textiles and garments sectors in Asia. Pauline has worked extensively on human rights, corporate accountability and…
Lydia de Leeuw specialises in issues around access to remedy for corporate-related human rights abuses, through the use of non-judicial grievance mechanisms. She also researches the activities of multinational corporations in fragile and conflict-affected areas….