“It always seems impossible until it’s done.” NELSON MANDELA, 1918-2013

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ANNUAL REPORT 2013 “ You give me hope. For more than 36 years your commitment has made this organization bold and effective—and gives the next generation a robust vision of the change that’s possible.” KELLE LOUAILLIER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Dear Friend, If you’ve ever visited Corporate International’s campaign headquarters, you’ve experienced the fast pace and energy driven in large part by the enthusiasm of our staff, volunteers and young interns. For many of our interns particularly, working here is the first time they are directly challenging abusive global powers. It’s the first time they’re seeing the impact they can make. And it’s the first time they’re contemplating how far we still have to go. So I wasn’t surprised when an intern recently asked me what gives me hope. I didn’t miss a beat: You give me hope. For more than 36 years your commitment has made this organization bold and effective—and gives the next generation a robust vision of the change that’s possible. I’ve had the honor of serving the organization for 25 years, and I am very proud of what we’ve accomplished together so far. Impact requires commitment, and the kind of boldness to believe we can stop nuclear weapons … help establish a precedent-setting, lifesaving global treaty … rebuild a broken food system … move the . Those of you like Reverend Dick and Shirley Harding, who have been with the organization since its beginning, know what transformational social change looks like. I’m always inspired when I think about how, as leaders in the Methodist Church, Dick and Shirley recruited volunteers to boycott Nestlé as they ladled food in their church’s soup kitchen. Their lasting impact is clear—the success of the infant formula campaign not only saved millions of infants’ lives, it also paved the way for three decades of partnership with international governing bodies like the World Health Organization. And those of you like Janet Van Fleet know that social change requires we build upon each victory. I met Janet in 1988, in my first week here as an organizer—and she became a volunteer leader and a new monthly donor. She shared our commitment to stopping nuclear-weapons proliferation, and we celebrated together when the organization’s campaigning helped move GE out of the nuclear-weapons business. But like you, Janet takes the long view: These victories are stepping stones for reining in deadly corporate power. So she continues her monthly support to this day. Then there are those of you like Nancy Nordhoff who understand that truly systemic progress means deepening your commitment to seize opportunities and move strategies that most organizations wouldn’t even consider. Like many of you, Nancy knows that advancing the World Bank to divest from private water will be a game changer. Today one in four people lack enough safe drinking water; shifting the World Bank’s practices will remove a key driver of water privatization globally and redirect funding in the Global South to public systems. This year, she made a substantial investment toward achieving this goal. Thanks to her courageous and generous challenge grant, in which so many of you have already participated, we are bringing concerns of communities whose water sources have been negatively impacted by World Bank investments directly to top World Bank leadership, and securing commitments to respond to campaign demands. It is a privilege to steward the vision of partners like Dick, Shirley, Janet, Nancy and you—and to share your inspiration with the next generation of organizers. Thanks to you, Corporate Accountability International today is bolder than ever in our energy and drive. And, as 21st century tactics and tools such as online organizing through social media grow, we are readily harnessing their power to maximize organizational impact. Today, as when I began this work two and a half decades ago, you give me hope. And for that, I am deeply grateful. The change your continued partnership makes possible doesn’t come easy, nor does it come overnight. But when it comes, it is deep and systemic. It saves millions of lives and protects what we hold most dear: our health, our environment and our democracy.

Onward,

KELLE LOUAILLIER

1 CHALLENGE CORPORATE CONTROL OF WATER Halting the global corporate water grab

From St. Louis to Manila, from the World Bank to our national parks, you help protect the human right to water

On the night of July 2, St. Louis resident how, elsewhere, the privatizer routinely Globally, where one in four people use and Corporate Accountability International burdened residents with rate hikes and job unsafe water, you are ratcheting up pressure member Sandra Spencer faced her city’s layoffs while infrastructure improvements on the World Bank with a strategic campaign officials. She demanded the mayor and languished. She wondered why her to compel the Bank to stop bankrolling a key decision-makers stop a proposed cash-strapped city would want a global corporate water grab. This inherent conflict contract with global water corporation corporation like Veolia to control or of interest threatens the lives of millions of Veolia. The corporate water grab she had profit from its water supply. people and makes a mockery of the World seen firsthand as a hospital chaplain during Bank’s own mission of poverty alleviation. her missions in Latin America was hitting The mayor relented. The vote was delayed. home. And with your support, she took a And, because of your tenacious support, Together, we are building a world where critical stand in the organization’s high- Sandra and a large coalition of St. Louis no one lacks something so fundamental impact campaign to uphold the human residents ran Veolia out of town in October; the to life as water. right to water. corporation decided it was more trouble than it was worth to keep pursuing the contract. IMAGE: (ABOVE) Public water advocates It wasn’t easy. Veolia’s backroom dealing in St. Louis display their demands to and hefty lobbying expenditures had set This is the type of victory you make possible. In keep city water in public hands. This the $250,000 contract on a fast track, the U.S., you are catapulting the National Park grassroots campaign blocked Veolia’s promising cost savings and heightened Service toward a bottled-water-free future. efforts for over a year until the corporation efficiency. But the grassroots opposition You’re also holding the private water industry finally dropped its proposed contract you helped mobilize filled the hearing in check while building the political will for due to ongoing opposition. Photo room that night. There, Sandra described cities and states to reinvest in public water. credit: Suhad Khatib 2 “ Unchecked corporate power is one of the most pressing issues of our time. The Wallace Global Fund is proud to support Corporate Accountability International in its critical role protecting natural resources and human rights around the world from corporate malfeasance.”

ELLEN DORSEY | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF WALLACE GLOBAL FUND

DID YOU KNOW? Since the World Bank-backed private water takeover 2013 HIGHLIGHTS LOOKING AHEAD of Manila, Philippines, water rates have jumped more than 600 Experts champion your Safeguarding water for percent rendering clean, safe water concerns with World the common good around unaffordable to most residents. Bank practices the world Source: The human toll of water privatization in Manila, Corporate During the World Bank’s annual Deepen engagement with World Accountability International meetings, you directly called on the Bank Bank to divest from private water. to divest from private water projects. Your support will advance high-level More than 70 allies joined the call conversations at the World Bank and build including a wide range of luminaries from parallel grassroots pressure to reduce economist Ha-Joon Chang to World Bank World Bank financing for projects that alumnus Robert Goodland, and members price out low-income communities while of communities directly impacted by enriching wealthy global corporations. water privatization. President Jim Yong Kim responded by acknowledging the Prevent water profiteering, support importance of your work. He expressed U.S. reinvestment. As water giants that he was “keen to examine any Suez and Veolia expand in the U.S., you problems” with World-Bank-financed will bolster communities across the private water projects, and that the Bank country in preventing corporations from would further engage with the organization. profiting from their public water. You’ll also rally support—from the grassroots You supported communities to public officials—for much-needed IMAGE: (ABOVE) According to Dave challenging water giants globally. investment in the tap. Uberuaga, Superintendent of Grand Canyon You’re helping communities around the National Park: “Grand Canyon’s decision world take back control of the tap from Grow the number of parks bucking to think outside the bottle has helped clear global water giants. This year, you provided the bottle. Building on current momentum, a trail for fellow parks to follow.” And so technical support to Filipino activists during you’ll compel the next round of parks they have. Thanks to your support, national high-profile debates with water executives, to go bottled water free. By generating parks are standing up to the bottled-water publicized the mobilization of Jakarta headlines, educating millions of people industry and bucking the bottle. residents to remunicipalize their water across the country and moving tens of supply and otherwise brought the realities thousands of park-goers to take action, on the ground into the boardrooms of the you’ll provide the clarion call: water, World Bank. like our parks, is not for sale. “If the World Bank is to be changed, it’s Corporate Accountability You’re moving national parks to International that will do it. think outside the bottle. This spring, you rallied park-goers, celebrities, The organization consistently organizations and businesses to show achieves the goals it sets out to their support for bottled-water-free parks. achieve. I know this campaign— Your initiative garnered front-page coverage and my investment in it—will in the Chronicle as well as be successful.” the support of editorial boards, including the Philadelphia Inquirer. Parks around the country such as Golden Gate National NANCY NORDHOFF PHILANTHROPIST AND Recreation Area, Mount Rainier and Lake IMAGE: (ABOVE) Campaign Director Shayda ENVIRONMENTALIST, Mead are now following the lead of the Naficy brought your concerns to this key MEMBER SINCE 2005 Grand Canyon and others in moving meeting of World Bank Executive Directors toward going bottled water free. last year. Naficy (center), with your support, made the case for World Bank divestment from private water and shined a light on the devastating impact of water privatization. 3 CHALLENGE CORPORATE ABUSE OF OUR FOOD Taking on the “alligator in the swamp”

You, moms, kids and media turn up the heat on McDonald’s marketing to kids and communities of color

South Bronx community organizer Tanya Fed up with the damage wrought by As a result, the public climate and industry Fields approached the microphone at McDonald’s and the fast-food industry, she are changing. Fast-food chains like KFC are McDonald’s shareholders’ meeting. She partnered with Corporate Accountability dropping kid-focused mascots like Colonel looked CEO Don Thompson in the eye and International to speak on behalf of her Sanders, and, like Taco Bell, dropping kids’ said, “My community is a food swamp … community and people across the country, meals altogether. You have also helped and McDonald’s is the biggest alligator in from South to Chicago’s South embolden public figures like Michelle the swamp.” Her message—and yours— Side. Tanya told CEO Thompson she wanted Obama, who told food industry executives was clear: the burger giant must stop an end to the celebrity endorsements, this fall that the time has come to stop targeting her community. youth sports league sponsorships, in- “undermining [parents] as they try to school promotions, websites targeting make healthier choices for their families.” Founder of the food justice organization children of color and other marketing BLK ProjeK and a single mother of four, aimed at undermining parents like her. And, as Tanya told CEO Thompson, the Tanya advocates for a healthier food time has come for McDonald’s to follow. landscape. Over the years, she has Your partnership helped get Tanya in witnessed a saturation of fast-food chains the room. It also amplified her words. IMAGE: (ABOVE) Tanya Fields (left) with and marketing in her community: the Far-reaching news stories in outlets from Hannah and Kia Robertson, three healthy makings of today’s “swamp.” The trend USA Today to Good Morning America and food advocates outside the McDonald’s has led to alarming rates of diet-related from NPR to the Financial Times reached shareholders’ meeting in Oak Brook, IL, where disease, especially in children. a public increasingly aware of the link they are about to directly challenge CEO Don between predatory marketing and the Thompson on the corporation’s targeted epidemic of diet-related disease. marketing to kids and communities of color. 4 “Corporate Accountability International: I like who they are. I like what they do. I like how they do it. I like that they get things done. Profit is the ball that corporations keep their eye on, and Corporate Accountability International makes sure that ball doesn’t hit people where it hurts.”

LEWIS BLACK | AUTHOR AND COMEDIAN, MEMBER SINCE 2001

DID YOU KNOW? Monsanto budgeted $1.1 billion in 2011 alone to market its 2013 HIGHLIGHTS LOOKING AHEAD seeds and chemicals to farmers and to convince the broad public of their Hospitals, bloggers, Reining in junk-food giants necessity. This biotech behemoth sustainable food advocates to protect kids’ health controls more than 85 percent of close in on McDonald’s More myth busting. Next up in the Food the market for GMO seeds. Source: MythBusters series? A new film dispelling FoodMythbusters.org Global media coverage condemns McDonald’s marketing to kids. You the myth that junk-food corporations are sent 9-year-old nutrition advocate Hannah just giving the public what it demands. More than 100 organizations, from the “Something that I don’t think is Robertson and her mom Kia to the annual McDonald’s shareholders’ meeting Center for Science in the Public Interest to fair is when big companies try alongside Tanya Fields. In her statement, the Yale Rudd Center, are helping promote to trick kids into eating food that Hannah asked CEO Don Thompson to stop the collaboration’s next phase, calling for isn’t good for them by using toys “try[ing] to trick kids into eating food that McDonald’s to retire HappyMeal.com—the and cartoon characters.” isn’t good for them,” spurring thousands burger giant’s online theme park designed of news stories across the globe. to hook kids on its food and brand. HANNAH ROBERTSON | NINE-YEAR-OLD, DELIVERING HER STATEMENT TO MCDONALD’S CEO Mom bloggers stand up to burger giant. Expose charity as marketing by DON THOMPSON AT ITS SHAREHOLDERS’ MEETING With mothers growing increasingly resistant another name. Your support is making to feeding their children McDonald’s-style possible a groundbreaking new report, junk food, the corporation has ratcheted authored by advisory board member and up efforts to woo, overcome or otherwise critically-acclaimed author . undermine this critical demographic it calls The report examines how McDonald’s uses “gatekeepers.” In response, you helped charity to squelch criticism and ingratiate launch #MomsNotLovinIt, a far-reaching the corporation to the very communities online campaign that mobilized moms most impacted by its abuses. In publicizing and top bloggers nationwide to pressure the findings, you will help pierce the veil McDonald’s to stop marketing to children. long used to defend indefensible practices like the predatory marketing of junk food You helped bust Big Food’s biggest myth. to children. IMAGE: (ABOVE) Food MythBusters Ever hear the refrain, “industrial agriculture educated hundreds of thousands of is the only way to feed the world?” Many of Strengthen international standards people about the unsustainability of us have, thanks to million-dollar marketing to limit junk-food marketing to kids. industrial agriculture, and brought campaigns from Monsanto and other Corporate Accountability International attention to GMO–labeling ballot corporations. That’s why on Food Day 2012, has played a key role in advancing initiatives from California to Maine. you and other partners teamed up with best- standards at the World Health Assembly selling author Anna Lappé to launch a potent for the marketing of junk food and drinks new collaboration and the first in a series to kids. As countries such as Canada, Chile of short films dubbed “Food MythBusters.” and Norway embrace these standards, we will work to help more join their ranks. Hospital ends contract with McDonald’s. McDonald’s stores in hospitals earn it an undeserved association with healthfulness. After you mobilized more than 3,000 health professionals to call on McDonald’s to end its marketing to kids, the organization sent letters to 23 hospitals with McDonald’s stores asking them to bag the burger giant. During this time, Truman Medical Centers of Kansas City, Missouri stepped up, the fourth hospital in recent years to take such action. 5 CHALLENGE BIG TOBACCO Shoring up public health from Big Tobacco’s corrosive reach

You help save lives by advancing strong global public health measures in the face of the tobacco industry’s bullying

On the first day of the global tobacco Indeed, when, at the opening of the tobacco smuggling and other crucial treaty meetings in Seoul, South Korea, treaty meetings, World Health measures to save 200 million lives from throngs of industry representatives filled Organization’s (WHO) Director-General the tobacco epidemic by 2050. the “public” gallery—intent on subverting Margaret Chan described the tobacco the proceedings. Public health advocate industry as a “corrosive substance that This success was just one of many you and long-time ally Bobby Ramakant can … seep through any crack or fissure,” made possible this year. From further immediately jumped into action with and exhorted her audience to “seal all limiting the industry’s ability to addict the organization and its global allies, these cracks and fissures, one by one,” kids in the U.S. to safeguarding ad bans convincing delegate after delegate to she seemed to be describing the work against Big Tobacco’s spurious lawsuits, demand the industry be barred. The next you help make happen every day. your support is “sealing up the cracks,” day the gallery was clear of Big Tobacco giving Big Tobacco fewer and fewer flacks and lobbyists—a testament to It’s members like you who raised the avenues in which to threaten the health of the power of your support. Together, funds for Ramakant to travel from his children, women and people everywhere. hometown of Lucknow, India to join the we are protecting public health from IMAGE: (ABOVE) Ally Bobby Ramakant organization’s high-impact network of the industry’s attempts to sue, bribe leads a workshop for corporate allies and staff in Seoul. And it’s because and bully governments into rolling back accountability advocates in India of you that Ramakant and the team were lifesaving progress on tobacco control. on how to keep Big Tobacco out of able to focus the meetings on ending the policy-making process. 6 “I’ve searched far and wide in my work, and I know that Corporate Accountability International is one of the only truly member-centered organizations in the world. And it shows. Members give the organization its power to take on the most powerful corporations and institutions—and win.” Shoring up public health GWEN CHAPMAN | GIFT PLANNING ADVISOR

DID YOU KNOW? An estimated $10 from Big Tobacco’s billion is spent annually on marketing 2013 HIGHLIGHTS LOOKING AHEAD by Big Tobacco in the . Untold (and unreported) billions are WHO, global allies, you Holding Big Tobacco corrosive reach spent globally. Source: Federal curb Big Tobacco’s deadly liable globally Trade Commission interference Support passage of strong public You secure global policy curbing illicit health policy across the globe. As trade. While the tobacco industry’s PR countries around the world implement “The tobacco industry behaves spins smuggling as the result of increased health policy in line with the global like a corrosive substance that regulation, Big Tobacco is actually complicit tobacco treaty, the tobacco industry can eat through, or seep through, in illicit trade worldwide. It helps the continues to obstruct laws that will industry avoid paying taxes (which could be save millions of lives. Nowhere are the any crack or fissure in the armor stakes as high as in the Global South, of our defenses. Our response directed at programs to prevent addiction) and pries open new markets for brands where you are helping realize the promise must be to seal all these cracks like Philip Morris International’s Marlboro, of the treaty by supporting our global and fissures, one by one, with putting cheap cigarettes in kids’ hands. But allies in defying Big Tobacco to pass science and evidence … and in the recent treaty negotiations in Seoul, lifesaving public health measures. backed by the rule of law.” more than 170 countries adopted measures Develop measures to hold Big to halt this illegal trade behind the world’s DR. MARGARET CHAN | DIRECTOR-GENERAL Tobacco financially liable for its OF THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION largest preventable epidemic. abuses. In 1998, buoyed by Corporate Your support puts the global tobacco Accountability International’s treaty to work. Until last year, some of campaigning, states’ attorneys general the cheapest cigarettes in the world could secured hundreds of billions of dollars be bought in the Philippines, thanks to the from Big Tobacco for the costs of its aggressive lobbying and outsized influence harm to public health. Now 15 years later, of the local Philip Morris International you will help advance groundbreaking affiliate. But after years of campaigning global tobacco treaty measures to by public health allies, Filipino lawmakers similarly hold the industry liable and approved a tobacco taxation policy last ultimately, fundamentally shift the December. It will curb youth addiction rates cost-benefit ratio for the tobacco and earmark the taxes for public health industry globally. IMAGE: (ABOVE) This year’s World initiatives. The Philippines is one of the 177 Keep Big Tobacco at bay in the U.S. No Tobacco Day garnered worldwide countries around the world implementing Together, we’ll safeguard the health media coverage and secured important such measures as outlined in the global of youth in the U.S., preventing the commitments from elected officials. Here, tobacco treaty you made possible. industry from exploiting loopholes and ally Dr. Flore Ndembiyembe of Coalition You partner with the World Health circumventing tobacco control policies. Camerounaise Contre le Tabac speaks to Organization and allies around the You will help end Big Tobacco’s targeted Cameroon national television reporters on world to safeguard ad bans. Advertising marketing of menthol cigarettes to youth the importance of banning tobacco ads. bans on tobacco products are one of the and communities of color and support most effective means of preventing youth U.S. cities working to pass tobacco addiction. No surprise, the tobacco industry control laws. is out to thwart them by launching costly and intimidating lawsuits, among other tactics. But, thanks to you, the WHO and public health advocates from Colombia to Jamaica and Nigeria to Poland raised the visibility and bolstered political will around the issue on World No Tobacco Day.

7 What you made possible: A decade of powerful protection The global tobacco treaty’s 2013 marked the 10th anniversary of the bar the fossil fuel industry from having a adoption of the World Health Organization’s seat at the table. To make their case, they global safeguards established (WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco cited the powerful language of the global a groundbreaking precedent Control, known as the global tobacco tobacco treaty that prohibits the tobacco to keep corporate interests treaty—the world’s first public health industry from having any say in setting and corporate accountability treaty. public health policy, noting a fundamental out of public policy. . Today, 177 countries have ratified the treaty, protecting 90 percent of the world’s The success of the global tobacco treaty, population. The treaty is a powerful model made possible by members like you, is for holding other dangerous industries having far-reaching and positive effects accountable. For example, during the U.N. that extend well beyond what we thought climate change talks in November 2013, was possible just 10 years ago. Here’s a advocacy groups called on the U.N. to look back:

1 Deputy Director Patti undermining health and commitment to challenging industry from in any way Philip Morris International’s Lynn and Nigerian ally environmental treaties— Big Tobacco’s attempts influencing the treaty and legal intimidations over Akinbode Oluwafemi including the global to water down and block country tobacco control laws. the country’s new graphic present the American health tobacco treaty. By 2005, the public health protections cigarette warning labels. attaché in Geneva, David ensuing shame campaign, worldwide. 10 Ally Southeast Asia Hohman, the “Marlboro led by members like you, Tobacco Control Alliance 13 Latin America Man Award” in 2002. The helped compel 11 senators, 7 Executive Director (SEATCA) in a 2011 Big Organizer Jaime Hernán award shamed the U.S. for including Illinois junior Kelle Louaillier speaks Tobacco protest in the Arcila joins hundreds advocating the interests of Senator Barack Obama, and receives an award at Philippines. SEATCA is a of students and health Big Tobacco and otherwise to demand the U.S. ratify a Pan American Health member of the Network advocates in protesting stymieing progress during the treaty. Ten years later, Organization (PAHO) for Accountability of Philip Morris International treaty negotiations. the U.S. has yet to ratify. meeting in 2012 for the Tobacco Transnationals at its annual shareholders’ organization’s lifesaving (NATT), a high-impact meeting in 2013. Every 2 Latin America Director 5 The organization work to safeguard public coalition of global year since 1994, members Yul Francisco Dorado (center) presents Dr. Caleb Otto of health law from tobacco organizations founded by like you have provided parades, balloons in hand, Palau a certificate in 2005 industry interference. Corporate Accountability the organization your to celebrate passage of for leading his country’s Photo credit: PAHO/WHO International in 1999. proxy in order to directly Colombia’s national tobacco efforts to be among the confront and expose the control law in 2009. The first 40 ratifying countries. 8 Latin America Director 11 A youth soccer team abuses of this tobacco law enshrines the global Dr. Otto’s Palau, one of the Yul Francisco Dorado meets in Malawi joins the transnational. tobacco treaty’s lifesaving world’s smallest countries, with the former president of international push for protections into national law. made a bold stand against Uruguay at the 2010 treaty treaty ratification and 14 At the 2012 treaty Big Tobacco and was meetings. While there, implementation in the meetings in Seoul, 3 Campaigns Director Gigi integral in mobilizing Dorado helped advance a early 2000s. Over the last South Korea you helped Kellett at a treaty meeting the public support other resolution unifying world decade, the organization Corporate Accountability in Geneva in 2010 during champions needed to governments behind and NATT have organized International and its allies the 5th anniversary of advance the treaty in Uruguay in defending its the International pressure governments the global tobacco treaty their countries. public health protections Week of Resistance to to exclude legions of entering into force. The against a Philip Morris Tobacco Transnationals industry lobbyists from organization’s Official 6 Annually, Corporate International lawsuit. and hundreds of such participating in the Relations Status with Accountability International corresponding events negotiations under the the WHO has long made and other allies partner 9 With your support, to advance the treaty. guise of “public badges.” Corporate Accountability with the WHO’s World Corporate Accountability This move underscored International a key player No Tobacco Day as an International and its 12 Your support helped the importance of the in advancing the treaty. education and visibility allies marched in the this ad run in Uruguay’s specific treaty guidelines event to promote tobacco streets of Durban, South largest daily newspaper which guard against 4 In 2003, the control policies. In 2013, Africa during the 2009 in 2010 urging the Latin industry interference. organization released for the first time, the WHO treaty meetings. The American country— a report titled “Cowboy focused its campaign on organization’s advocacy that year’s host to the Diplomacy” detailing the industry interference, culminated in new treaty fourth treaty negotiation United States’ history of signaling the institution’s guidelines barring the meeting—to stand up to 8 What you made possible: A decade of powerful protection 1 2 3

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9 CORPORATE HALL OF SHAME

Democracy wins over Monsanto’s clout From Bank of America’s bankrolling of Big Coal to Big Oil’s underhanded lobbying on the Keystone XL Pipeline, global corporations continue to undermine communities and the rights of people the world over. But members like you have made it clear you’ve had enough. For a second year, you voted Monsanto the year’s most shameful corporation—and for good reason. The agribusiness giant poured $8 million into California to defeat a popular measure requiring GMO foods labeling. Monsanto also attempted to ram a bill through Congress allowing the corporation to ignore exisiting regulations and grow genetically engineered foods even if there was a court order to stop it. And you turned your votes into action. Together, we teamed up with the Organic Consumers Association to build the grassroots momentum to defeat the so-called “Monsanto Protection Act.”

Runners-up:

EXXONMOBIL for concealing the public NEWS CORPORATION (owner of FOX News) health impact of fracking while lavishing for exploiting the Citizens United decision to millions on Capitol Hill to prevent needed spend more than $8 million on campaign environmental protections. contributions and an additional $61 million on U.S. lobbying from 2010 through the 2012 election while allegedly tapping the phones of more than a thousand people.

10 SAFEGUARDING DEMOCRACY Where global corporations attempted to corrupt the political process and further entrench their interests—abusing public health, human rights, the environment and our democracy to line their corporate coffers—you were there to hold them accountable.

You exposed corporate-driven You challenged corporate visibility around poll results released trade agreements. The Trans-Pacific election spending: Corporate ahead of the U.S. election showing that Partnership (TPP) is the largest and Accountability International is a among voters in the U.S.—across party most secretive “free trade” agreement member of the Corporate Reform lines—a majority are concerned about ever negotiated by the United States. Coalition, which works to limit the corporate power and influence over our But with your support, Corporate impact of the Citizens United decision elections and beyond. Accountability International exposed the by exposing and challenging corporate backroom negotiations in media outlets influence in our elections. As part of from to The Wall Street Journal. the partnership, you helped create

IMAGE: (ABOVE) During the 2012 election, Monsanto and others aggressively squashed California’s attempts to label GMO products. The corporation spent at least $8 million to defeat Prop 37, a measure that would have required GMO labeling throughout the state. Photo credit: Right to Know GMO Coalition 11 ADVISORY BOARDS

“Corporate Accountability International is one of the most courageous, steadfast and effective groups I support. Through its campaigns against infant formula, tobacco, privatization of water and more, it has had a profound impact, saving countless lives and making every effort to rescue what remains of our democracy from the abuses of global corporations.”

HILDEGARDE HANNUM | NEW ECONOMY COALITION BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND MEMBER SINCE 1978

Corporate Accountability International cultivates a passionate, dedicated and powerful group of advisors from a multitude of backgrounds and perspectives. The organization looks to its board and its expert advisors to help shape smart, effective strategies to hold corporations accountable for the long term.

12 CHALLENGE CORPORATE CHALLENGE CORPORATE CONTROL OF WATER ABUSE OF OUR FOOD CHALLENGE BIG TOBACCO

PUBLIC WATER WORKS! VALUE [THE] MEAL NETWORK FOR ACCOUNTABILITY OF TOBACCO TRANSNATIONALS

U.S. CONGRESSMAN RONNIE CUMMINS YUL FRANCISCO RAÚL M. GRIJALVA Founder and Director, DORADO Representative, Arizona’s Organic Consumers Latin America Director 7th Congressional District Association

WENONAH HAUTER DAVID L. KATZ MD; MPH; MUYUNDA ILILONGA Executive Director, FACPM; FACP; Physician, Executive Director, Zambian Food & Water Professor, Yale School of Consumers Association, Watch Medicine; Writer, “O,” and Zambia “NY Times Magazine” VAN JONES PHILIP JAKPOR President and FRANCES MOORE LAPPÉ Head of Media, Environmental Co-Founder, Co-Founder, Co-Director, Rights Action/Friends of the Rebuild the Dream Small Planet Institute Earth Nigeria

ANNIE LEONARD LABRAM MUSAH Author and Director, SUSAN LINN EdD, Programmes Director, The Story of Stuff Executive Director, Campaign Vision for Alternative for a Commercial-Free Development, Ghana Childhood INTERNATIONAL WATER SAMUEL OCHIENG NANCY ALEXANDER ALAN MEYERS MD; MPH; Former President, Consumers Program Director Economic Physician, Boston Medical International; Chief Executive, Governance, Heinrich Böll Center; Professor, BU Consumer Information Foundation School of Medicine Network

DAVID HALL PhD; AKINBODE OLUWAFEMI Director, Public Services MPH; Professor, Nutrition Director of Corporate International Research and Public Health New Accountability, Environmental Unit (PSIRU), UK York University Rights Action/ Nigeria DAVID HUNTER Law Professor, Author, “Stuffed and BOBBY RAMAKANT American University Starved,” “The Value Tobacco Control of Nothing” Coordinator, Asha Parivar, India NAOMI KLEIN SCOT QUARANDA Investigative journalist Campaign Director, IRENE PATRICIA REYES and author, “The Shock Dogwood Alliance Managing Director, Doctrine,” “No Logo” HealthJustice Philippines JUAN CAMILO MIRA MICHELE SIMON JD; Technical Unit Coordinator, MPH; author, “Appetite Corporación ECOFONDO, for Profit” Colombia

MILDRED WARNER JUDY WICKS Professor, City and Regional Founder, White Planning, Dog Café

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Wortham Amy O’Meara Rehwaldt-Alexander Jeannette Raymond Joseph Stokes Marsha Vihon Robert Wright Gary O’Neal Jade Reiber Nels Schumacker Megan Stokes Bill Vogel Sandra & Wilbur Wright Mary Ann O’Reilley Janis Reid Joan Schumaker Emily Stone Sally Vogel Lucinda Wykle-Rosenberg David Orr Christopher & Joan Reil Stephen & Jeanne Joyce Stone Suzanne Vogel & Dr. Eric Rosenberg George Ortiz Steve Reiter Schwabacher Rebecca Stone David Vollrath Jo Wykoff David Ostroff Sheila Rekdal Diane Scott Fred Strickhouser Roger Von Doenhoff Jin Xu Brian Owens Richard Renfield Samuel Scott Olga & James Strickland Margaret & Ralph Allen Yarowsky Judith Palmer Dr. Robert Resnik Kathryn Scovil Madge Strong Voorhees Faith Young Elissa Paquette Antonio Reyes Shannon Scrofano Gary Stuart Richard Vultaggio John Young Mak Parhar Peter Reynolds Charles Searing Aaron Styles Gary Wagenbach Harry Yu Linda Park Paula Rhodes Bill Seaver Eric Suba Joe Wainio Ellen & Leonard Zablow Patty Parker Deja Rice David Segel Margaret Suby & Richard Waldman Mary Zant Teleia Pastore Floyd Richardson Julie Selmo David Dorney Elizabeth Wallner Nancy Zearfoss Dianne Patrick Diana Richter Warren Senders & Nancy Sullivan Jessica Wallner Molly Zeff Zachary Patten Alice Riegert Vijaya Sundaram Jeanette Supple Duane & Louise Waln Margaret Zierdt Larry Paulson & Jerris Riordan Paulo Sepulveda Kevin Surprise Meredith Walrafen Aaron Zimmerman Kathy Weber Ralph Rippey Margery Sersig Diane Swartz Mabsie Walters John Zimmerman Sylvia Pearl Richard Riseling Susan Sharp & Roger Sweeney Zenta Walther Karla & Robert Theodore Peck Megan Rising & Roger North Alice Swift Dale Wannen Zimmerman Robert Peek Erica LeBow Anne Shattuck Dale Swinney Kathryn Wanner Phyllis Zoon Penny Penniman & Betsy & Jack Rix Nance Shatzkin Kate Tanaka Mildredan Ward Stephanie Zorabedian Thomas Gill Nicolette Roberge Anore Shaw Athena Tang Bill Warren Marcia Zuckerman Dr. Gregory Penniston David Robinson Fauna Shaw Hurley Marietta Tanner Peter Warren & Susan Rosmari Pernisz David Rockwell & Timothy Shaw Ellen Taussig Deluke Haley Pero Nancy Smith Dhvani Shelat Jessica Taverni Roxanne Warren Joan Perry Bruce & Susan Kyle Sherard Carolyn Taylor Jane Wasserman Ruth Persky Rockwood Frank Shipp Carolyn & Chuck Taylor Joe Wasserman Claire Peterson Barbara Rodriguez Nicoline Shoffer Charlot Taylor Scott Wasserman Eileen Peterson Andrea & Geoffrey Dr. Richard Shore Mary Taylor Deirdre Watkins Rosemarie Pfinder Rogers Dennis Shulman & Mary Taylor David & Dee Webster Lisa Phillips Martha Rogers Pamela Tropper Chartis Langmaid Heather Webster Margaret Phillips & Peter & Polly Rogers Juliana Shulman Tebbetts June & Bob Webster Herman Blumenthal Bob Roggeveen Amy Sicairos Chris Templeman Eldon Wedlock Nathan Phipps John & Kathryn Rok Donna Sider John Theobald Mary Weeks Pat & Tom Pickett Elizabeth Rosenberg Bette Sikes Greg & Bonnie Thomas Anja Wehrmann Rick Pickett Debby & Susan Richard Silbert Larry Thomas William Weichsel Alex Pierpaoli 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Brenda Troup Sheila White William & Mary Anne Katie Sakol Joyce Smith Eileen Tsai George Whitehead Powell Paul Sakol Joyce Smith Jeanne Turner Marcia Whitehead Patricia Pratt Brian Salzberg Nathaniel Smith Jeff Turner Hilda Wilcox Robert Pregulman & Irene Samuelrich Patricia Smith Heidi Turpin Robert Wilcox Randy Hale Leslie Samuelrich & Rita Smith Zack Turpin Elizabeth Williams Katherine & William Rich Hannigan Vinson Snowberger Elizabeth Uding Randall & Frances Prendergast Gloria Samuels Ken Solomon Karen Uffelman & Williams Hank Prensky Robbie Samuels Claudia Sorrentino Scott Stevens Tatum Williams Stephan Pridonoff Karin Sandvik Elizabeth Spann Donna Underwood Judith Willour Lois & Bob Pryor Dick Sarafolean Sandra Spencer Jim & Cynthia Upshaw Verna Wilmeth Kanan Puntambekar Constance Sattler Marie Spengler Brenda Urquiza Cici Wilson Keith Purscell Mary & Robert Savard Karen Spradlin Kristin Urquiza Elizabeth & Paul Wilson Eve Purvis Philip & Diana Savory Nigamanth & Divya Michelle Vachon Lana Wilson Christine Quinn Mindy Schaberg & Sridhar Rita Vait Matt Wilson & Lori Hodin Ted Raihl Melissa Mather Adrian Stack Peter Valente Stacy Wilson Megan Ramey Alice Schafer Colleen Stadelmann James Valk Pamela Wingate Chloe Ramos-Peterson Mara Schechter Nick Stanton Amy Vandersall Albert Winn Jane Ramp Martell Scheidler Ruth Stanton Peter Van Der Ven Mark & Chelle Winslow Harriotte Ranvig Becky & John Schenck Jim & Phillis Stehle Janet Van Fleet Betty Winters Amelie Ratliff Mary Schiesel Abbie Steiner Roland Van Liew Helen Wise Tom Re Christopher Schillinger Dr. Gilbert Steiner Trish Van Wagner Benjamin Wolf Don & Elizabeth Rea Elaine Schimmel Barbara Steinmetz Nancy Vandell-Peck Alice Wood Adam Reaves Joan Schmitz Jennifer Stephens Ruth Vandersall Janice Wood Tim Reaves Glenn Schnadt Dan Stern Carolyn Vanderslice Melissa Hale Woodman

17 2013 AUDITED FINANCIAL REPORT

JULY 1, 2012-JUNE 30, 2013 (WITH COMPARATIVE TOTALS FOR FY2012)

BOARD OF SUPPORT & REVENUE FY 2013 FY 2012 DIRECTORS Individual Contributions $4,983,443 $4,172,461 BOARD CHAIR Grants 700,252 758,353 KIM MILFORD Interest 1,038 227 Indianapolis, IN Other Income 14,347 15,017 BOARD VICE-CHAIR Total Support & Revenue $5,699,080 $4,946,058 LEAH MARGULIES

Brooklyn, NY EXPENSES BOARD SECRETARY PROGRAM SUSAN LASALLE Grassroots Organizing $1,778,044 $1,476,992 Seattle, WA International Organizing 820,636 681,689 BOARD TREASURER Program Communications 683,863 568,074 JIM BECKER Membership Development 364,727 302,973 Seattle, WA Media Organizing 458,644 380,988 BOARD ASSISTANT SECRETARY Research & Development 453,173 376,443 KELLE LOUAILLIER Boston, MA Subtotal Program Expenses $4,559,088 $3,787,159

JOHN HARRINGTON SUPPORTING SERVICES Napa, CA Management & General $261,164 $178,384 CHARTIS LANGMAID Fundraising 300,172 307,901 TEBBETTS Subtotal Supporting Services $561,336 $486,285 Cohasset, MA

MARCIA LEVINE Total Expenses $5,120,424 $4,273,444 Cleveland, OH NET ASSETS BETSY RIX Woodside, CA Beginning of Year $1,641,497 $968,883 Change in Net Assets 578,656 672,614 End of Year $2,220,153 $1,641,497

Corporate Accountability International’s audited financial statement is available upon request. Corporate Accountability International is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible as provided by law. Federal Tax ID #: 41-1322686

18 SUPPORT & REVENUE 2013 2012 SUPPORT & REVENUE FY 2013 FY 2012 Individual Contributions $4,983,443 $4,172,461 12% 15% Grants 700,252 758,353 Interest 1,038 227 Other Income 14,347 15,017 Total Support & Revenue $5,699,080 $4,946,058

EXPENSES 88% 85% PROGRAM Grassroots Organizing $1,778,044 $1,476,992 International Organizing 820,636 681,689 Program Communications 683,863 568,074

Membership Development 364,727 302,973 INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS GRANTS Media Organizing 458,644 380,988 Research & Development 453,173 376,443 Subtotal Program Expenses $4,559,088 $3,787,159 EXPENSES

SUPPORTING SERVICES Management & General $261,164 $178,384 Fundraising 300,172 307,901 2013 2012 Subtotal Supporting Services $561,336 $486,285 5% 4% Total Expenses $5,120,424 $4,273,444 6% 7%

NET ASSETS

Beginning of Year $1,641,497 $968,883 Change in Net Assets 578,656 672,614 End of Year $2,220,153 $1,641,497 89% 89%

PROGRAM FUNDRAISING SUPPORTING SERVICES 19 CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY INTERNATIONAL 10 MILK STREET. SUITE 610. BOSTON, MA 02108 WWW.STOPCORPORATEABUSE.ORG [email protected] +1 617-695-2525

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