CCLS Advisory Council

The Centre for Commercial Law Studies’ Advisory Council provides non-legal and non-financial advice on a range of activity that CCLS is engaged in. It supports its development and gives the Centre a perspective from business and the profession. The Advisory Council is chaired by The Rt Hon Lord Kitchin JSC and Professor Sir Roy Goode serves as Honorary President.

CCLS Advisory Council Membership List

• CCLS Advisory Council Chair: The Rt Hon Lord Kitchin JSC, Supreme Court
• Honorary President of CCLS: Professor Sir Roy Goode CBE KC, FBA
• Justine Campbell, Deputy Group General Counsel and Head of Secretariat for Centrica plc
• Tom Carver, Gunnercooke LLP
• Andrew Clarke [PDF 92KB], ExxonMobil International (retd.)
• Robyn Durie
• Dr George Houpis, Frontier Economics Ltd
• Nicole Kearse Head, African Development Bank Group
• David Kendall, Cooley (UK) LLP
• Yannis Manuelides, Allen & Overy LLP
• Terence Mowschenson KC, Wilberforce Chambers
• Abhijit Mukhopadhyay, Hinduja Group
• Alasdair Poore, Mills & Reeve LLP
• Georgia Quenby, Quenby Consulting

International members

• Alexander de Daranyi, Senior Legal Director, Banking & Finance Law Sanofi
• Hamid Mamdouh, Senior Counsel at King & Spalding LLP
• Professor Dr Alexander von Mühlendahl, Bardehle Pagenberg
• Professor Ruth Plato-Shinar, The Centre for Banking Law, Netanya Academic College

CCLS Staff members

• Director of CCLS: Professor Ioannis Kokkoris, Chair in Competition Law and Economics
• Professor Dr Malik R. Dahlan, Emeritus Professor
• Professor James Dallas, Executive Director of the Energy Law Institute
• Professor Janet Dine, Professor of International Economic Development Law
• Michelle Henderson, Head of School
• Professor Rosa Lastra, Professor of International Monetary and Financial Law
• Professor Duncan Matthews, Professor of Intellectual Property Law
• Professor Christopher Millard, Professor of Privacy and Information Law
• Professor Loukas Mistelis, Clive M Schmitthoff Professor of Transnational Commercial Law and Arbitration
• Sir Bernard Rix, Professor of International Commercial Law