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Matt is a Research and Knowledge Manager at Transparency International, where he runs the Anti-Corruption Helpdesk, an on-demand bespoke research service for civil society activists and development practitioners. Specialising in anti-corruption evaluations and evidence reviews, he has produced studies for the OECD and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit. Previously, he worked for the European Commission and think tanks in Berlin and Hyderabad.
Roberto Martínez B. Kukutschka is Research Coordinator at Transparency International (TI) and a PhD candidate at the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin, where he also obtained a Master’s in Public Policy.
Before joining TI, he worked as a Research Associate for the European Research Centre for Anti-Corruption and State-Building and conducted research for the large-scale EU-funded Projects ANTICORRP and DIGIWHIST. His main research interests include corruption measurement and crony capitalism. Besides his experience in the NGO and academic sectors, Roberto has also experience in the public sector. Before moving to Germany, he served as Head of the Anti-Corruption Department at the Mexican Tax Administration Service, where he was responsible of overseeing the enforcement and implementation of the OECD’s anti-bribery convention and the UNCAC.
Marie Chêne first joined TI in 1999 as the programme coordinator for French speaking African countries. Since 2007, she has been working in TI’s Research Department, operating the TI Anti-Corruption Helpdesk. Prior to her time with Transparency International, she has worked with UNICEF in Zimbabwe as the communication officer for the HIV/AIDS Prevention Programme, worked in the French Foreign Affairs Ministry, participated in the United Nations International Civil Mission in Haiti, volunteered with the Missionaries of Charity in India and worked for a French TV network in Paris. Her qualifications include degrees in Public Health, Social Communication, Political Science, Information and Communication.
Jamie works as a research coordinator for the TI-U4 Helpdesk. Jamie’s prior experience includes a stint at UNDP Kenya where he supported projects on anti-corruption, electoral assistance and strengthening the civic space, the Permanent Mission of Japan to UNODC focusing on multilateral negotiations towards the Kyoto Crime Congress and UNGASS2021, as well as working on the anti-human trafficking agenda at the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. Jamie also worked for several years as a freelancer researcher for several political risk firms, focusing on financial crime and corruption. He holds a bachelors degree in law from University College Dublin and a masters in advanced international studies from the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna.
