Missed Their Chance To Say No to Bribery
by Clark Gascoigne
May-07-2012 | Letter
Holman W. Jenkins Jr.'s ambivalent portrait of the Wal-Mart of Mexico bribery scandal in his April 25 Business World column... Read More »
Clark Gascoigne
communications director
Global Financial Integrity
Email: cgascoigne@gfintegrity.org
Phone: (202) 293-0740 x222
Gascoigne is the Communications Director at Global Financial Integrity. He previously served as the Director of New Media for both GFI and the Task Force on Financial Integrity & Economic Development. Clark came to GFI from the College Democrats of America (CDA) where he most recently served as the National Communications Director – coordinating youth communications with Obama for America and the Democratic National Committee throughout the 2008 election cycle. A founding member of CDA’s new media effort, Clark previously served as the organization’s National New Media Director, and has a number of years of political and non-profit communications experience.
Clark holds a degree (A.B.) in Government & Legal Studies with a minor in Theater from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine.
Work by this expert
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Commentary
Tax Dodging Jeopardizes Society at Home and Abroad
by Heather Lowe and Clark Gascoigne
Apr-17-2012 | Article
Highways, schools and law enforcement. Firefighters, courts and national security. These are just some of the many, essential public services that are funded by our tax dollars... Read More »
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In the Press
Oil Industry Must Stop Supporting Secrecy, Say Financial Transparency and Anti-Poverty Groups
Clark Gascoigne
Feb-14-2012 | Press Releases
Anti-poverty groups and supporters of financial transparency urge the oil industry to drop its attacks on a new law that will reduce corruption and reveal the money trail... Read More »
Mexico Hemorrhages US$872 Billion to Crime, Corruption, Tax Evasion from 1970-2010
Clark Gascoigne
Jan-30-2012 | Press Releases
A new report by Global Financial Integrity finds that Mexico lost more than US$872 billion in illicit financial flows between 1970 and 2010. The study recommends... Read More »
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