Mike Moore (New Zealand Politician) - International Services and Appointments

International Services and Appointments

  • Commissioner, UN Commission of Legal Empowerment of the Poor.
  • Commissioner, Global Commission on International Migration.
  • Director General of the World Trade Organisation 1999–2002.
  • Founding member, Global Leadership Foundation.
  • Senior Counsellor, Fonterra.
  • Member, Trilateral Commission.
  • Member, Economic Development Board, South Australia.
  • Special Advisor, China Institute for Reform and Development’s World Trade Organisation Reference Centre.
  • New Zealand Government Trade Envoy.
  • Special Advisor to the UN Global Compact for Business and Development.
  • Former Board Member to the Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute.
  • Member, Board of Governors for the Institute for International Business, Economics and Law, University of Adelaide.
  • Adjunct Professor, La Trobe University, Melbourne Australia and University of Adelaide, South Australia.
  • Chairperson, Advisory Board of Carnegie Mellon University, Adelaide.
  • Honorary Professor, Beijing Normal University, Zhuhai.
  • Honorary Professor, Chinese University for Political Science and International Law, Beijing.
  • Honorary Professor, Shanghai Customs College.
  • Visiting Professor, School of Public Policy, University of Birmingham, 2003.
  • Member, Competition Council, South Australia.
  • Honorary President, Beijing Afforestation Foundation.
  • Member, Global Leadership Foundation

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