Editors & Contributors

Julia Graham

Julia Graham is the deputy CEO and technical director of Airmic, the UK association of insurance and risk managers. She has a background in international insurance, enterprise risk management and compliance, with four decades of experience in a global insurance company and a global law firm. Julia is a former chair of FERMA, the European association for risk management professionals and a board member of IFRIMA, the International Federation of Risk and Insurance Management Associations. She recently accepted a role as a Crown Representative for the UK Government Cabinet Office, focusing on risk and insurance.

Patricia Grant

Dr Patricia Grant is a senior lecturer at the Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand.

David Grayson

David Grayson CBE is professor of corporate responsibility at Cranfield University School of Management. He joined management education in 2007 after a 30-year career as a social entrepreneur and campaigner for responsible business and diversity. This included founding Project North East (now PNE Group), an economic development social enterprise; and serving as a managing director of Business in the Community. David has been a visiting senior fellow at the CSR Initiative of Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, and has chaired or served on various charity, social enterprise and public sector boards. He currently chairs the national charity Carers UK. David has written several books on responsible business, sustainability and social “intrapreneurism”. David’s latest book: “Take Care: How to be a great employer for working carers”, was published in July 2017.

Heather Greatrex

A chartered accountant with a business background gained in audit at Deloitte, Heather joined the Executive Search and Selection division of Price Waterhouse in 1990 and was a headhunter for 16 years, the last four as an associate director at Veredus. Heather’s search and selection expertise at senior levels spans the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. Since 2006, she has focused on developing her coaching expertise and, alongside this, has gained an MSc in Executive Coaching from Ashridge Business School. Her coaching clients have been at director level in both public and private sectors. With her business background, headhunting experience and coaching expertise, she is very well-placed to work with clients in both coaching and career transition.

Filip Gregor

Filip Gregor is the head of responsible companies at Frank Bold, a purpose-driven law firm. Along with his Brussels team, Filip runs the Alliance for Corporate Transparency project, which evaluates and seeks to improve the current practice of non-financial reporting. Filip is also a steering group member of the European Corporate Reporting Lab at European Financial Reporting Advisory Group.

Ian Gregory-Smith

Dr Ian Gregory-Smith is a senior lecturer in the Department of Economics at the University of Sheffield. His primary research interest is the executive labour market and related issues associated with gender, corporate governance, executive remuneration and shareholder voting. He has been published in general interest journals such as The Economic Journal, and his work has informed policy at HM Treasury and the Department of BIS.

Henrich Greve

Henrich R. Greve is a Professor of Entrepreneurship and the Rudolf and Valeria Maag Chaired Professor in Entrepreneurship at INSEAD. He holds a PhD in Organisational Behaviour and MA in Sociology from the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University.

Tracey Groves

Tracey Groves has more than 30 years’ experience in DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion), corporate governance, ethical conduct and behaviours, regulatory compliance, risk assessment, and culture change. She counsels leaders of complex, global organisations on environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategies that accelerate growth and innovation, drive ethical conduct and inclusive cultures, and unlock responsible business performance. A TEDx speaker, media commentator and author and panellist, Tracey is also founder and CEO of award-winning consultancy Intelligent Ethics, which specialises in ethical business conduct, business transformation and inclusive leadership, including culture change interventions and behavioural frameworks. Tracey has been recognised for her work in diversity, equity and inclusion through many awards including Women in Business Champion, Grant Thornton International, 2019, Financial Times /HERoes Women in Business Role Model: Outstanding 100 Female Executives, 2019 and 2018, and she was named as one of the top 16 advisors in the UK’s “Most Powerful Women in the City” list, City AM, 2015.

Maria Guadalupe

Maria Guadalupe is an associate professor in the economics and political science department at INSEAD, the academic director of the INSEAD Randomized Control Trials (RCT) Lab and a member of the European Competitiveness Initiative at the school. Maria obtained a PhD in economics from the London School of Economics in 2003. Prior to joining INSEAD in 2012, she was an associate professor in the economics and finance department at Columbia Business School where she held the Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Chair in Leadership and Ethics. Maria has also been a visiting scholar at MIT and Princeton and is currently a research fellow at the Center for European Policy Research (CEPR) and the IZA. She is also a member of the Strategy Research Initiative.

Fatima Hadj

Fatima Hadj is a senior executive in the banking and asset management industry, with experience in scaling businesses across financial services that have a positive impact for investors. Fatima is a Fellow at ChapterZero, the chair of the Principles for Responsible Investments (PRI)’s committee for ESG integration in securitised products, and was named a goalkeeper of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Jens Hagendorff

Professor Jens Hagendorff is professor of finance and investment at Cardiff Business School.

Deborah Hargreaves

Deborah Hargreaves is a director at the High Pay Centre, a former chair of the High Pay Commission and business editor of The Guardian.