Mr.Peter Eigen : Founder- "Transparency International"
( An International Forum against corruption and Bribery)
Listen to his AV clippings here:
As a director of the World Bank in Nairobi, Peter Eigen saw  firsthand how devastating corruption can be. He's founder of  Transparency International, an NGO that works to persuade international  companies not to bribe.
Why you should listen to him?
From the website of Transparency International  comes this elegant definition:  
What is corruption?
Corruption is the abuse of entrusted power for private gain. 
It hurts  everyone whose life, livelihood or happiness depends on the integrity of  people in a position of authority. 
Peter Eigen knows this. He  worked in economic development for 25 years, mainly as a World Bank  manager of programs in Africa and Latin America. Among his assignments,  he served as director of the regional mission for Eastern Africa from  1988 to 1991. Stunned by the depth and pervasiveness -- and sheer  destructiveness -- of the corruption he encountered, he formed the group  Transparency International to take on some of the main players in deals  with corrupt officials: multinational corporations. 
Eigen  believes that the best way to root out corruption is to make it known.
Thus, Transparency International works to raises awareness of  corruption, and takes practical action to address it, including public  hearings. 
-Mohan Balki

