Grant Ledgerwood is Reader at the University of Greenwich and Visiting Professor of Corporate Strategy at Ohio University. He has advised corporations and governments on both sides of the Atlantic on issues of corporate strategy. His previous books include The Environmental Audit and Business Strategy. Urban Innovation and Greening the Boardroom. He was a founder editor of the quarterly journal Greener Management International (1994-98), which won an ANBAR award for general management journals. His clients have included the Ford Foundation, the federal government of Canada and the OECD (Paris). He has appeared as an invited speaker at international meetings of the Berlin Chamber of Commerce, the Scottish Institute of Directors and the Canadian Global Environmental Strategy Programme.
Arlene Idol Broadhurst is Senior Research Fellow at the University of Greenwich Business School and a consultant to the joint ethical trading project of the Natural Resources Institute and the University of Greenwich Business School. She is currently working in collaboration with the Institute of Business Ethics on UK case studies. In addition to published works on security alliances and institutional development recent publications include articles on environmental diplomacy and corporations, business ethics and corporate social responsibility, as well as enterprise televillages. She has taught international politics and theory in a number of countries, and her experiences in diplomacy, international teaching and public policy allow her a unique perspective for studying corporations, ethics and the environment.