Dana Gold Email & Phone Number

Portland, Maine, United States

Portland, Maine Area

I currently serve as GAP's Director of Education & Strategic Partnerships. In this role, I develop and implement a broad range of public education initiatives that foster broader awareness of GAP’s work and the essential role whistleblowers play in promoting government and corporate accountability and strengthening democracy. In addition, I serve as an.

Serve as a consulting expert, speaker and writer on whistleblowing issues, with particular focus on education and outreach initiatives as well as GAP's advocacy work related to its financial and corporate accountability program. Government Accountability Project (GAP) is the oldest whistleblower advocacy organization in the United States which promotes.

Portland, Maine Area

The Hanford Concerns Council was a unique alternative dispute resolution body that operated for more than 10 years resolving health, safety and environmental problems raised by employees, as well as claims of reprisal, at the Hanford nuclear site in Washington state.

non-residential

Network Fellows connect with a cross-disciplinary group of scholars and practitioners who are currently working independently on issues of institutional corruption as academic research projects or applied within their organizations. I will be studying how the systemic response of institutions to vilify rather than support whistleblowers is itself a form of.

Developed corporate governance education program for corporate directors, senior execs and corporate counsel (bc.edu/directorsprogram).

Seattle, WA

Established new academic center at law school dedicated to facilitating dialogue and scholarship on the roles and obligations of corporations in an increasingly privatized and global society. Developed and maintained all infrastructure, outreach, development and programmatic aspects of the Center on Corporations, Law & Society. Organized and facilitated.

Represented whistleblowers who suffered retaliation for reporting environmental abuses, health and safety threats, fraud and other violations of law; also worked to resolve the underlying disclosures to protect the public interest. Ran the organization from 1996-1998 (DC and Seattle offices), then co-directed with focus on Seattle office until 2002.

Responsible for managing programmatic and administrative operations of both Washington and Seattle offices from 1996-1998; co-Directed both offices from 1998-2001. Evaluated and overhauled outdated governance structure and implemented aggressive fiscal and oversight measures to respond to severe financial crisis, moving organization from red to black..

J.D.

Activities and Societies: Founder, Public Interest Law Foundation

B.A., English, Government

Activities and Societies: Student Pugwash USA