David Ollivier de Leth
Researcher
David is a researcher at SOMO and works on corporate accountability and due diligence legislation and the political power of corporations, among other issues. He previously worked as a project officer for the MVO Platform, the coalition of civil society organisations and trade unions which advocates responsible business conduct in the Netherlands.
David has worked on responsible business conduct for several years, for example at the Fair Politics programme and as a volunteer for Rank A Brand.
David holds a Research Master’s in International Development Studies from the University of Amsterdam and conducted thesis research about the corporate sustainability policies of cocoa and chocolate companies. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in Human Geography from Utrecht University.
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