Integrity Initiative/Cluster/Nordic

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FounderIntegrity Initiative
LeaderMartin Kragh
Exposed byIntegrity Initiative/Leak/1
Membership• Martin Kragh
• Jardar Ostbo
• Chris Prebensen
• Kate Hansen Bundt
• Tor Bukkvoll
• Henning-Andre Sogaard
• Kristen Ven Bruusgard
• Hoffman
• Henrik O Breitenbauch
• Niels Poulsen
• Jeppe Plenge
• Claus Mathiesen
• Katri Pynnoniemi
• Ian Robertson
• Pauli Jarvenpaa
• Andras Racz
• Tomas Ries
• Lars Nicander
• Jan Leijonhielm
• Mats Johansson
The Integrity Initiative's Nordic Cluster

The Nordic Cluster of the Integrity Initiative was exposed by the first Integrity Initiative Leak.

Norway

"In Norway, with assistance from colleagues in the Norwegian Atlantic Committee, we are building a cluster in Oslo, headed by a former civil servant. This cluster has a link to an independent NGO working with civil society based in Tromso and operating in the High North, as Russian influence in Norway has a different character in the North from that in the capital, and needs to be addressed accordingly. "[1]

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As this screenshot shows, Integrity Initiative was still operational in Norway as of February 2020, with the same partners, compare to Document:CND Integrity Initiative visit to Oslo, 29-31 Aug 2016.


 

Known members

4 of the 19 of the members already have pages here:

MemberDescription
Henrik BreitenbauchII connected Danish academic
Mats JohanssonSwedish editor mentioned as a person of interest by the Integrity Initiative, but died in 2017
Martin KraghLeader of the Swedish cluster of the Integrity Initiative
Chris PrebensenNorwegian member of the Institute for Statecraft. He divorced Inger Prebensen in 1985
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