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The '''All-Party Parliamentary Corporate Governance Group''' (APPCGG) aims to:

:influence and develop understanding of corporate governance through the promotion of a culture based on responsible leadership and investment thus enabling corporates and their shareholders to enhance prosperity for the benefit of shareholders, economies and society.

==Activities==
The APPCGG was set up in 2004 with the aim of promoting best practice in corporate governance. It strapline is: 'influencing the policy agenda for business, economic and social prosperity. 

To this end it holds a series of ‘working’ breakfasts, lunchtime and evening seminars 'where key issues and agenda items are debated by members of the Group and leading figures from both government and business'. 

:The Group acknowledges that there is no cast-iron template applicable to every business; it promotes the recognition that there are many ways for companies to create prosperity for their employees and shareholders. <ref> [http://www.appcgg.co.uk/ All-Party Parliamentary Corporate Governance Group], acc 2 November 2011 </ref>

==Members==
===2010===
*Lord [[Paul Myners]] - Chair  (Lab)
*[[Lord Harrison]] - Vice-chair (Lab)
*[[Andrew Tyrie]] - Vice-chair (Con)
*[[Alun Michael]] - Vice-chair (Lab)
*Lord [[William Wade]] of Chorlton - Treasurer (Con)
*[[Kwasi Kwarteng]] - Secretary (Con)
*[[Lord Gordon of Strathblane]] -President (Lab)

===2011===
*[[Alun Michael]] - Chair (Lab)
*[[Lord Harrison]] - Vice-chair (Lab)
*[[Andrew Tyrie]] - Vice-chair (Con)
*[[John McFall]] (Lord McFall of Alcluith) - Vice-chair (Lab)
*Lord [[William Wade]] of Chorlton - Treasurer(Con)
*[[Kwasi Kwarteng]] - Secretary (Con)
*[[Lord Gordon of Strathblane]] -President (Lab)

===2015===
*[[James Gordon]] - President
*[[Lyndon Harrison]] - Deputy chairman
*[[John McFall]] - Deputy chairman
*[[Jonathan Djanogly]] - Secretary 
*[[Andrew Tyrie]] - Chairman
*[[Kwasi Kwarteng]] - Deputy chairman <ref> [http://appcgg.co.uk/officers-members/ Officers & Members] ''All-Party Parliamentary Corporate Governance Group'', accessed 20 March 2015 </ref> 

==Funding==
Benefits received by the Group from sources outside Parliament.
[[Corporate Governance Forum]] acts as the group’s secretariat.  As of October 2010: £2750 from [[Das Group]], £10,000 from [[Bosch]] (UK), £2000 from [[Jon Moulton]], £14,000 from [[British Petroleum]], £10,500 from Lloyds TSB, £2750 from [[Jefferson Wells]], £2750 from [[Bank of New York Mellon]]. £10,000 from [[National Grid]], £10,000 from [[M+G Investments]], £2000 from Hermes, £2000 from [[Richard Davies Investments]], £5000 from [[British Telecom]] (registered July 2010).<ref> Register of All-Party Groups, [http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmallparty/register/memi145.htm All-Party Parliamentary Corporate Governance Group], House of Commons, 30 September 2010, accessed 20 October 2010. </ref> 

As of November 2011: [[Fidelity]] £5000, [[Legal & General]] £5000, [[Bank of New York Mellon]] £5500, [[Mazars]] LLP £5250, [[Jefferson Wells]] £2500, [[Jon Moulton]] £2500, [[Hermes]] £2000, [[PricewaterhouseCoopers]] LLP £2500, [[PricewaterhouseCoopers]] LLP £5000, [[BP]] £14,000, [[Richard Davies Investor Relations]] £2000, [[NationalGrid]] £10,000, [[M&G Limited]] £10,000 (all registered October 2011). <ref> House of Commons, Register Of All-Party Groups (as at 2nd November 2011), acc 2 November 2011 </ref>

===Sponsors===
*[[AstraZeneca]], [[British American Tobacco]] (dates tbc) 

The Group's website states that there 'are a number of sponsorship opportunities available for businesses interested in becoming involved with the APPCGG and joining the debate on the latest thinking in corporate governance'.<ref> [http://www.appcgg.co.uk/sponsorship/index.php Sponsors of the Group], APPCCG website, acc 2 November 2011 </ref>

===Parliamentary Passes===
In September 2010 and November 2011 the following staff were registered as holding a parliamentary pass:

*[[Jennifer Bryant Pearson]], Director, [[JBP Associates Ltd]]; Director, [[Strategic Communications International]] Ltd; Director, [[Corporate Governance Forum]] Ltd. 
*[[Alan Cleverly]], CEO, [[The Genesis Initiative]]; CEO and Director, [[Small Business Bureau]] Ltd; Director, [[Corporate Governance Forum]] Ltd. Agent, [[Surrey Heath Conservative Association]]. <ref> Register of All-Party Groups, [http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmallparty/register/memi145.htm All-Party Parliamentary Corporate Governance Group], House of Commons, 30 September 2010, accessed 20 October 2010. </ref>

==Contact==
Mr [[Kwasi Kwarteng]] MP, House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA
:Phone: 020 7219 3000

==Resources==


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