Marianne voss
Marianne has decades of experience tackling corporate responsibility challenges and helping companies in all sectors meet and exceed global standards through their operations, products, services, or business relationships and to build a global economy good for business, people and the planet. A solutions-driven legal counsel and corporate responsibility professional with 20 years of proven excellence in stewarding environmental, social, governance, and ethical standards to construct and develop sustainable global organizations.
She excels in leveraging diversified industry experience to launch tactical and strategic corporate sustainability initiatives while employing knowledge of the law to monitor corporate responsibility programs that facilitate compliance with international/domestic regulatory requirements and fair-trade expectations. Marianne thrives as a collaborative leader who leads high-performing teams while forming productive relationships with key industry, government, civil society, and academic sector leaders.
Big or small, shoes or strawberries, her philosophy does not change: corporate responsibility is not only the right thing to do, it’s the smart thing to do. With that compass, you can see examples of her work on linked in.
See her here, in the UK, moderating a Sedex Global panel discussion on “Simplifying Compliance with Modern Slavery Regulation.”
She is a graduate of Boston University School of Law and holds a master’s degree concentrating in public international law and human rights from the Fletcher School at Tufts University.
She excels in leveraging diversified industry experience to launch tactical and strategic corporate sustainability initiatives while employing knowledge of the law to monitor corporate responsibility programs that facilitate compliance with international/domestic regulatory requirements and fair-trade expectations. Marianne thrives as a collaborative leader who leads high-performing teams while forming productive relationships with key industry, government, civil society, and academic sector leaders.
Big or small, shoes or strawberries, her philosophy does not change: corporate responsibility is not only the right thing to do, it’s the smart thing to do. With that compass, you can see examples of her work on linked in.
See her here, in the UK, moderating a Sedex Global panel discussion on “Simplifying Compliance with Modern Slavery Regulation.”
She is a graduate of Boston University School of Law and holds a master’s degree concentrating in public international law and human rights from the Fletcher School at Tufts University.