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Peter McAllister

Peter McAllister
Position
Former Executive Director
Organisation
ETI

Peter has spent more than 30 years engaged in international development and rights-based initiatives around the world.

He was Exective Director at ETI between October 2010 and June 2024 after spending seven years at the Geneva-based International Cocoa Initiative (ICI).

At ICI, Peter earned an impressive reputation among all stakeholders in the sector for his clarity of leadership and the impact that ICI has had on the lives of many cocoa-producing families, producer policy and sourcing practices of major global brands.

Previously, he spent 13 years working in leadership roles for the international development NGO CARE, including spending prolonged spells in strategic roles India and West and Southern Africa.

Blog posts from this author

Celebrating 25 years of ETI

23 June 2023
To mark our 25th anniversary, Executive Director Peter McAllister, celebrates our progress to date, and plans for the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.
Row of EU Flags in front of the European Union Commission building in Brussels. Photo credit: VanderWolf/ Shutterstock.

ETI calls on MEPs to support the JURI position on the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive

25 May 2023
We call on MEPs to vote in favour of the JURI position and urge companies to contact their MEPs urging them to do the same.
Masked women sit in protest against the military coup, holding red signs in English and Burmese. Photo credit: Wikicommons/ MgHla.

Two years since the Myanmar military coup

1 February 2023
Executive Director, Peter McAllister restates ETI's advice on responsible business conduct and calls for greater pressure from international community to create a pathway for a return to democracy.
Queen Elizabeth II

Queen Elizabeth II has died

9 September 2022
Marking the passing of the Queen, who reigned from 1952 - 2022
Photo credit: Shutterstock.

ETI welcomes the OHCHR assessment of human rights concerns in Xinjiang, China

2 September 2022
ETI reflects on the UN OHCHR assessment and reiterates its call for enhance due diligence.

Enhanced Human Rights Due Diligence is a necessity for all companies in the face of rising trends

17 June 2022
ETI's Executive Director reflects on the increase of conflict affected and high risk areas and calls on business to conduct proactive and eHRDD.

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