Commercial and Business Development Manager - Secured over 6m of national and European funding

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1 Commercial and Business Development Manager - Secured over 6m of national and European funding - Managed a regionally acclaimed graduate into employment programme - Developed links with key partner organisations PUBLICATIONS Books Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (in progress) Receptive Regulation and Environmental Performance: changing how we regulate corporate behaviour. Edward Elgar. Book chapters Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (forthcoming in 2010) Organisational strategies and Regulatory Capacities. In Smith G, Quirk H and Seddon T (eds) Regulation and Criminal Justice: Developing a New Framework for Research and Policy Development. Cambridge University Press. Williamson D, Lynch-Wood G and Dragnever-Lewers R (2010) Exploring the regulatory preconditions for business advantage in CSR. In Louche C, Idowu S and Filho W (eds) Innovative Corporate Social Responsibility: From Risk Management to Value Creation. Greenleaf Publishing, Sheffield, Refereed publications Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (In progress) The Potential of Regulation, Ecological Modernization, and the Receptive Capacity of Firms Williamson D, Lynch-Wood G and Gu C (In progress) The Civil Regulatory Role of the Market for Corporate Control and the Protection of Stakeholder interests Lynch-Wood G, Williamson D and Jenkins W (2009) The over-reliance on self-regulation in CSR policy 18(1) Business Ethics: A European Review pp Thomas R and Lynch-Wood G (2008) Transposing European Union law in the United Kingdom: administrative rule-making, scrutiny and better regulation 14(2) European Public Law pp Lynch-Wood G (2008) Legal and Responsible? Issue 74, Amicus Curiae: Journal of the Society for Advanced Legal Studies pp Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2008) Social and environmental reporting in UK company law and the issue of legitimacy 8(2) Corporate Governance: The International Journal of Business in

2 Society pp Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (2007) The social licence as a form of regulation for small and medium enterprises 34(3) Journal of Law & Society pp Williamson D, Lynch-Wood G and Ramsay J (2006) Drivers of environmental behaviour in manufacturing SMEs and the implications for CSR 67(3) Journal of Business Ethics pp Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (2005) A contextual review of CSR policy and law in the UK 19 (1/2) Mountbatten Journal of Legal Studies, pp Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (2005), Sustainable development, support mechanisms and the opinions of wood-using micro-business owner/managers: the case of a community forest 20(3) Local Economy, pp Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2001) A new paradigm for SME environmental practice 13(6) The TQM Magazine: The International Journal of Total Quality Management pp Book reviews Lynch-Wood G (2007) Book Review: The market for virtue: the potential and limits of corporate social responsibility by David Vogel 19(1) Journal of Environmental Law pp Reports Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2009) Better regulation rethinking the approach for SMEs. Report produced for the Scotland and Northern and Ireland Forum for Environmental Research, SEPA and EHS Northern Ireland. Project UKCC19, Final Report, January, ( ploadedfiles/ukcc19%20final%20report%20web.pdf). Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (2006) The impact of waste regulations on firms with fewer than 250 employees, Report Published by the Engineering Employers Federation Williamson D, Lynch-Wood G, Henry A, Dunphy N, Doikos P, Halvadakis C, Rais K and Korab V (2006) A blueprint to support environmental compliance among EU SMEs, Research Report produced by Staffordshire University for the European Commission, Leonardo da Vinci. Williamson D, Lynch-Wood G and Suckling S (2002) The development of sustainable support systems for wood-using micro-businesses in the Forest of Mercia, Research Report published by Staffordshire University, December, ISBN Mawby R and Lynch-Wood G (2002) Evaluation of Cannock Gateway SRB, Report produced for the SRB Board, June.

3 Mawby R and Lynch-Wood G (2002) Evaluation of Rugeley Trent Challenge SRB, Report produced for the SRB Board, June. Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (2000) SMEs and the environment: the need for change, Research Report published by Staffordshire University, December, ISSN Mawby R and Lynch-Wood G (2000) Cannock Gateway SRB: Report on the Primary Basic Skills Project, Staffordshire University, November Lynch-Wood G and Mawby R (1999) Evaluation of the Business Development Fund Project, Trent Challenge and Gateway, October. Mawby R and Lynch-Wood G (1999) Strategic Review: Cannock Gateway SRB, Report produced for the SRB Board, May. Mawby R and Lynch-Wood G (1999) Crime Levels: Cannock Gateway SRB, Report produced for the SRB Board, April. Newsletter articles Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (2005) The OFR regulations a hint of things to come?, InBusiness, West Midlands CBI, Spring. CONFERENCES AND PROCEEDINGS Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (2010) The Receptive Capacity of Firms and the Regulation of Ecological Modernisation, Regulation in the Age of Crisis, Third Biennial Conference, June 17-19, University College Dublin. Dragneva-Lewers R, Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2008) The externally-driven business case in the new EU member states and its regulatory implications, CORE Conference III: The Potential of CSR to Drive Integration in an Enlarged EU, 18 th -19 th June Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (2008) A resource-based model of responsive environmental regulation (Part B), ESRC Criminal Justice and Regulation Seminar Series, University of Manchester School of Law, 8 th 9th April Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2008) A resource-based model of responsive environmental regulation (Part A), ESRC Criminal Justice and Regulation Seminar Series, University of Manchester School of Law, 8 th 9th April Lynch-Wood G, Williamson D and Jenkins W (2006) The Limitations of the Social Licence in Explaining Corporate Social Responsibility Behaviour in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises, EABIS Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility and the Environment, Copenhagen Business School, October. Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (2006) Deregulation, less regulation: it s about time we

4 recognised the compliance nature of the small and medium-sized enterprise sectors, EU Better Regulation: less, more measured or participatory. Jean Monet Centre of Excellence, University of Manchester, November. Jenkins W, Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2006) The environmental dimension of strategic product choice: the dilemmas for firms, industries, governments and consumers, Conference Proceedings, 7th Annual International Conference on the Dynamics of Strategy: strategy and sustainability, does the practice sustain the theory?, April. Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2005) The case for regulating corporate social responsibility in SMEs, Durham Business School and the European Academy of Business and Society, University of Durham, December. Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (2005) Why we need to support the environmental compliance needs of European SMEs, Business Strategy and the Environment Conference, 5-6 September 2005 in Leeds, Yorkshire, UK, September Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2005) EnviroHelp: A Support Package for EU Member States, Business Strategy and the Environment Conference, 5-6 September 2005 in Leeds, Yorkshire, UK, September Moreton K, Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2005) An emergent typology of strategy, innovation and culture as determinants of business performance in small and mediumsized environmental enterprises, 11th Annual International Sustainable Development Research Conference, Statistics Finland, Helsinki, 7-8 June. Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (2005) Empirical evidence of the importance of regulation in driving environmental change in manufacturing SMEs, 11th Annual International Sustainable Development Research Conference, Statistics Finland, Helsinki, 7-8 June. Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2005) Drivers of waste reduction behaviour in manufacturing SMEs, Waste Minimisation A Challenge Too Far, Cardiff University, The ESRC Centre for Business Relationships, Accountability, Sustainability and Society, Cardiff University, 24th February Lynch-Wood G and Williamson D (2004) Corporate social responsibility: from fragmentation to consolidation, Corporate Social Responsibility: Thought and Practice, University of Glamorgan, 23rd and 24th September Jayne M, Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2004) Industrial Estates, Waste, Environmental Liability and the Property Manager, 11th European Real Estate Society Conference, Milan, June 2-5. Williamson D, Lynch-Wood G and Suckling S (2002) The Role of Small Businesses in Forest Regeneration Projects, Eleventh Annual Business and the Environment Conference, University of Manchester, September.

5 Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2002) Changing Patterns of Environmental Reporting in UK National Newspapers, Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management Conference, University of Leeds, July. Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2000) Environmental performance and the SME sector: the need for a paradigm change, Conference Proceedings, International Sustainable Development Research Conference, ISBN Williamson D and Lynch-Wood G (2000) The Ethical Implications of the Polluter Pays Principle Using Grid-Group Analysis, Sixth International Symposium: Diplomacy Beyond 2000, Ethics in International Practice, University of Westminster, April. FUNDING AND GRANTS Current applications - 55,000 (with Dragneva-Lewers and Williamson) to research regulation of sustainable consumption (Tesco Sustainable Consumption Institute) - 90,000 (with Dragneva-Lewers and Williamson) to research firm-community relationship and way communities can be used to improve regulatory design (ESRC) Current and previous grants - 16,000 (with Williamson) to extend our research into better compliance with environmental regulations for SMEs (SNIFFER, Scottish and Northern Ireland Forum for Environmental Research: 2008) to assist research into the impact of European regulation on small and medium-sized enterprises (Centre for Strategic Evaluation Services: 2007) - 61,000 (with Williamson, Ogus and Abbot) to research better compliance with environmental regulations for SMEs (SNIFFER, Scottish and Northern Ireland Forum for Environmental Research: 2006) - 45, (with Williamson) to development a methodology for assessing the environmental and economic impact of industrial estates (Environment Agency: 2006) - 14,000 (with Williamson) to develop a web-based instrument for helping small firms comply with environmental regulations (RAPRA: 2006) - 10,000 (with Williamson) to evaluate the impact of waste legislation on small and mediumsized enterprises (Engineering Employers Federation: 2005) - 15,000 (with Williamson) to assess environmental risk on business parks in the East Midlands (Environment Agency: 2005)

6 - 10,000 to promote the Netregs website to local businesses (Environment Agency: 2004) - 30,000 (with Williamson and Duggan) to assess environmental risk on business parks in the West Midlands (Environment Agency: 2003) - 70,000 (with Williamson and Duggan) to identify emerging environment markets in the West Midlands region (Groundwork UK: 2003) - 165,561 (with Williamson) to undertake a three-year sector comparison of how environmental and regulatory pressures impact upon SMEs (Single Regeneration Budget, SRB: 2003) - 548,991 (with Williamson, Henry, Dunphy, Doikos, Halvadakis, Rais and Korab) to undertake a three-year study into SME waste issues across four European states. Working with University College Cork (Ireland), Brno University (Czech Rep), and the University of the Aegean (Greece): (Commission, Leonardo da Vinci, Prog No. UK/02/B/F/PP- 129_515: 2003) - 4,000 (with Jayne and Williamson) to investigate property and waste issues on light industrial estates (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Nottingham Trent University: 2002) - 23,000 (with Mawby) to undertake the concluding evaluation of the Cannock Gateway and Rugeley Trent SRB structural fund programmes. The programmes are worth 27m (SRB: 2002) - 15,000 to evaluate environmental training programmes (Groundwork Stoke-on-Trent: 2002) - 24,000 to investigate the business needs of Staffordshire s forestry industry, partnership with the Forest of Mercia (European Social Fund, ESF: 2001) - 196,000 to develop a waste management programme/training package (ESF: 2000) - 70,000 to analyse environmental best practice within the SME sector (ESF, WM2: 1999) - 13,000 (with Mawby) to undertake a strategic review of Cannock Gateway SRB structural fund (SRB: 1999) - 5,000 (with Mawby) to evaluate the Cautioning Support Programme (Cautioning Support Unit, Middlesbrough: 1999) - 4,500 to evaluate the Business Development Fund Project (SRB: 1999) - 6,000 (with Mawby, R.) to investigate fear of crime and crime levels in Cannock Gateway (SRB: 1998) - 18,000 to study causes of work-related stress (Continuing Vocational Education, CVE:

7 1997) - 10,000 to analyse local SME training needs (CVE: 1996) REFERENCES 1. Professor Andrew Sanders, University of Manchester, School of Law, Williamson Building, Oxford Road Manchester, M13 9PL, UK. 2. Professor Anthony Ogus, University of Manchester, School of Law, Williamson Building, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PL, UK. 3. Professor Bob Lee, Cardiff University, School of Law, Law Building, Museum Ave, Cardiff CF10 3AX, Wales, UK 4. David Williamson, University of Manchester, School of Law, Williamson Building, Oxford Road Manchester, M13 9PL, UK.