Fighting Fraud in COVID-19 Sourcing – Webinar – April 9, 2020

A new threat has emerged in the pandemic:  fraud in the supply chain for critical COVID-19 supplies.  Governments the world over are fighting back against price gouging and defective supplies.  What tools are available, and will they work?  Join a free one-hour webinar with GW Law, as experts discuss these critical global developments in anti-corruption and procurement.

April 9, 2020, 9 am ET/15:00 CET/21:00 CST

Presented with the kind cooperation of the International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA)

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Panelists

Michael Bowsher QC – Monckton Chambers / King’s College, London (London)

Thomas Hendrix – GW Law / Decisive Point (New York)

Aris Georgopoulos — University of Nottingham (United Kingdom)

Rocco Burdo, Head, Analysis and Research Section, Intelligence Office, Anti-Fraud and Controls Department, Customs and Monopolies Agency (Italy)

Jessica Tillipman — GW Law (Washington)

Mihály Fazekas – Central European University (Budapest) DIGIWIST Report

Paul Whittaker – OECD (Paris) OECD – Corruption in Procurement

Moderators:  Christopher Yukins, GW Law School (Washington); Jean-Bernard Auby (Professor emeritus, Sciences Po Law School (Paris)); Gabriella Racca (University of Turin); Laurence Folliot Lalliot (University of Paris Nanterre (joining from Dakar))

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Christopher Yukins

Professor Christopher Yukins teaches in the government procurement law program (founded in 1960) at The George Washington University Law School in Washington, D.C.

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