Prof David Grayson CBE joined Cranfield University as director of the new Doughty Centre for Corporate Responsibility in April 2007, after a thirty year career as a social entrepreneur and campaigner for responsible business, diversity, and small business development. David has Masters degrees from the universities of Cambridge, Newcastle and Brussels, and an honorary doctorate from London South Bank University. His books include: “Corporate Responsibility Coalitions: The Past, Present, and Future of Alliances for Sustainable Capitalism” co-authored with Jane Nelson from Harvard (Greenleaf Publishing and Stanford University Press: 2013); "Corporate Social Opportunity: Seven Steps to make Corporate Social Responsibility work for your business" (Greenleaf - 2004) and "Everybody's Business" (Dorling Kindersley / Financial Times 2001) - both co-authored with Adrian Hodges; and he co-edited “Cranfield on Corporate Sustainability” (Greenleaf 2012). His most recent book is “Social Intrapreneurism and all that Jazz” (Greenleaf 2014 co-authored with Melody McLaren and Heiko Spitzeck). David chairs the national charity Carers UK which works to end carer isolation. Guardian Sustainable Business identified him as one of ten top global tweeters on sustainability leadership. He tweets @DoughtyDavidG