Agenda
6th International Collective Action Conference 2026
Agenda
Day 1 - 9th June 2026
Registration and coffee
Welcoming remarks
Keynote address | Collective Action against corruption: an essential tool for strengthening democratic security and resilience in Europe and beyond.
Hanne Juncher, Director of Security, Integrity and Rule of Law, Council of Europe
Session 1 | Leading by example: How boards can drive business integrity and Collective Action. Exploring how corporate boards can set the tone for ethical leadership and a culture of integrity.
Coffee break
Session 2 | Digital integrity: The importance of Collective Action to harness technology without losing trust. Unpacking how emerging technologies such as AI and blockchain are transforming the fight against corruption, and the potential of Collective Action to positively influence these efforts.
Networking lunch & exhibition
Collective Action community of practice breakout sessions | New synergies and focus areas for Collective Action. Partner led and facilitated, these parallel sessions will see participants discuss the variety of Collective Action approaches, and the innovations and synergies that are developing around them.
Fireside Chat 1 | Siemens Integrity Initiative: reflections on the road travelled and the journey ahead for keeping business integrity in motion.
Anti-Corruption Collective Action awards ceremony & apéro. The Basel Institute, supported by an international jury of experts and a public vote, will present two Collective Action Awards at ICAC 2026. The awards recognise organisations and initiatives that demonstrate leadership, impact and innovation in advancing Collective Action. The ceremony will be followed by an apéro to which all conference participants are warmly invited.
Day 2 – 10th June 2026
Keynote address | The role of governments in the fight against corruption
Session 3 | Indicators that deliver: Measuring compliance implementation and impact through a Collective Action approach. Exploring practical ways to assess the implementation and impact of compliance programmes through a Collective Action approach.
Coffee break
Session 4 | Incentivising business integrity among SMEs: strengthening ethical practices across the supply chain. Identifying incentive structures across supply chains that encourage SMEs to embed integrity practices in their operations.
Fireside chat | Driving collaboration and building trust for a more resilient world: steering the course through leadership.
Closing remarks and farewell
Speakers
Hanne Juncher is Director of Security, Integrity and Rule of Law at the Council of Europe. She was previously the Executive Secretary of the Council of Europe’s Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) and in charge of the Council of Europe’s action against money-laundering and other economic crime. Hanne headed the Council of Europe’s work on justice and legal co-operation as well as its human rights support and awareness-raising work. She first joined the Council of Europe as a legal adviser, and also worked for the Ministries of Defence of Denmark and the United Kingdom. She has postgraduate degrees in law from the Universities of Copenhagen and Essex.
Klaus Moosmayer, PhD, is Member of the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Bank AG and serves on the Audit, Risk and Compensation Control committees of the Board. From 2018 until 2025 he was a Member of the Executive Committee and Chief Ethics Risk and Compliance Officer of Novartis AG. Before joining Novartis, he was the Chief Compliance Officer of Siemens AG. Klaus is Co-Chair of the Global Future Council on Good Governance at the World Economic Forum and serves on the Advisory Council of the Corporate Governance Institute at the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management. He is a member of the Faculty of the International Anti Corruption Academy.
