Financial Transparency Coalition

There’s a lot of work to be done to curb illicit financial flows. Though we’ve seen substantial movement towards financial transparency over the past few years, it’s important that we keep advocating for the common sense initiatives that will help curb the nearly $1 trillion leaving developing countries illicitly every single year. Media and communications work is

The international secretariat of the Financial Transparency Coalition (FTC), which CIP hosts, seeks an entry-level administrative staff person to manage the day-to-day functions of the Coalition. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the efficient administration of an influential coalition of civil society, governments, and experts who have joined together to curb illicit financial flows out of developing countries. This is a grant-funded position until December 31, 2014, with the possibility for extension. The administrator reports to the manager of the Financial Transparency Coalition.

The Task Force is seeking an experienced journalist to promote its issues and expertise in the area of financial transparency in the US/North America media market as a primary focus and in Central and South America as a secondary focus. This position will be based in Washington, DC.

Task Force member Tax Justice Network is looking to hire an executive director to head their national chapter in the United States. Here is the full job announcement:

Job Announcement: Executive Director, Tax Justice Network USA

Location: Washington, D.C.

Summary of Role:

This is a leadership position, with the responsibility of building the momentum of the organization. Currently, the Executive Director will be the sole staff member.

Tax Justice Network USA is the national chapter of Tax Justice Network International, presenting solutions for tax...