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| − | '''Crocodyl''' is an online project begun by [[CorpWatch]] in June, 2007 in collaboration with [[Charlie Cray]] of [[Center for Corporate Policy]], [[Good Jobs First]] and others "to build a database of corporate profiles by using a global network of researchers, journalists and nonprofit organization members with experience researching corporations in specific industries and issue areas. By combining the knowledge of these specialists and the wisdom of our entire user base, Crocodyl can synthesize the breadth of information contributed by people worldwide and the data culled by people with years of experience in obtaining hard to find facts." <ref>[http://crocodyl.com/ "Crocodyl: Collaborative Research on Corporations"], accessed December 2007.</ref> | + | '''Crocodyl''' is an online project begun by [[CorpWatch]] in June, 2007 in collaboration with [[Charlie Cray]] of [[Center for Corporate Policy]], [[Philip Mattera]] of [[Good Jobs First]] and others "to build a database of corporate profiles by using a global network of researchers, journalists and nonprofit organization members with experience researching corporations in specific industries and issue areas. By combining the knowledge of these specialists and the wisdom of our entire user base, Crocodyl can synthesize the breadth of information contributed by people worldwide and the data culled by people with years of experience in obtaining hard to find facts." <ref>[http://crocodyl.com/ "Crocodyl: Collaborative Research on Corporations"], accessed December 2007.</ref> |
| − | [[Ian Elwood]] of CorpWatch | + | [[Ian Elwood]] of CorpWatch was the Project Manager of Crocodyl [http://www.crocodyl.com/user/ian_elwood] but in 2008 he went to work for [[WiserEarth]]. |
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==Targeted Corporations== | ==Targeted Corporations== | ||
The corporations below are priority targets for Crocodyl's database of companies. [http://www.crocodyl.com/wiki/target_companies] | The corporations below are priority targets for Crocodyl's database of companies. [http://www.crocodyl.com/wiki/target_companies] | ||
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*[[Alcoa]] | *[[Alcoa]] | ||
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*[[Boeing]] | *[[Boeing]] | ||
*[[BP]] | *[[BP]] | ||
| − | *[[Bunge | + | *[[Bunge]] Limited |
*[[Citigroup]] | *[[Citigroup]] | ||
*[[Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce]] | *[[Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce]] | ||
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*[[Dow Chemical]] | *[[Dow Chemical]] | ||
*[[DuPont]] | *[[DuPont]] | ||
| − | *[[ExxonMobil | + | *[[ExxonMobil]] Corporation |
| − | *[[Ford | + | *[[Ford]] Motor Corporation |
*[[General Motors]] | *[[General Motors]] | ||
*[[GlaxoSmithKline]] | *[[GlaxoSmithKline]] | ||
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*[[Occidental Petroleum]] | *[[Occidental Petroleum]] | ||
*[[Raytheon]] | *[[Raytheon]] | ||
| − | *[[Rio Tinto | + | *[[Rio Tinto]] Group |
| − | *[[Roche | + | *[[Roche]] Group |
*[[Royal Bank of Canada]] | *[[Royal Bank of Canada]] | ||
*[[The Samsung Group]] | *[[The Samsung Group]] | ||
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*[[Total, S.A.]] | *[[Total, S.A.]] | ||
*[[Wal-Mart]] | *[[Wal-Mart]] | ||
| − | *[[Weyerhaeuser | + | *[[Weyerhaeuser]] Company |
==Contact Information== | ==Contact Information== | ||
| − | + | *Website: http://crocodyl.com/ | |
| − | Website: http://crocodyl.com/ | + | [[CorpWatch]]<br> |
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1611 Telegraph Ave., Suite 702<br> | 1611 Telegraph Ave., Suite 702<br> | ||
Oakland, CA 94612 USA<br> | Oakland, CA 94612 USA<br> | ||
Latest revision as of 03:06, 19 March 2009
Crocodyl is an online project begun by CorpWatch in June, 2007 in collaboration with Charlie Cray of Center for Corporate Policy, Philip Mattera of Good Jobs First and others "to build a database of corporate profiles by using a global network of researchers, journalists and nonprofit organization members with experience researching corporations in specific industries and issue areas. By combining the knowledge of these specialists and the wisdom of our entire user base, Crocodyl can synthesize the breadth of information contributed by people worldwide and the data culled by people with years of experience in obtaining hard to find facts." [1]
Ian Elwood of CorpWatch was the Project Manager of Crocodyl [1] but in 2008 he went to work for WiserEarth.
Contents
Global Fortune 500
A project of Crocodyl website to "create a corporate profile on each of the global fortune 500" corporations.[2]
Targeted Corporations
The corporations below are priority targets for Crocodyl's database of companies. [3]
- Alcoa
- Apple
- Archer Daniels Midland
- AT&T
- Bank of America
- BAE Systems plc
- Boeing
- BP
- Bunge Limited
- Citigroup
- Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
- Coca-Cola
- Daimler AG
- Dell
- Dow Chemical
- DuPont
- ExxonMobil Corporation
- Ford Motor Corporation
- General Motors
- GlaxoSmithKline
- Halliburton
- Home Depot
- IBM
- International Paper
- Kimberly-Clark
- Lockheed Martin
- McDonalds
- Mittal Steel
- Motorola
- Nestle
- Northrop Grumman
- Novartis
- Occidental Petroleum
- Raytheon
- Rio Tinto Group
- Roche Group
- Royal Bank of Canada
- The Samsung Group
- Sears Holdings
- Sony
- Stora Enso
- Tesco
- Total, S.A.
- Wal-Mart
- Weyerhaeuser Company
Contact Information
- Website: http://crocodyl.com/
CorpWatch
1611 Telegraph Ave., Suite 702
Oakland, CA 94612 USA
Tel: 510-271-8080 Fax: 510-271-8083
SourceWatch Resources
- Business Ethics Network
- Corporate Ethics International
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Corporation
- Globalization
- Greenwashing
- SourceWatch:Exploring a company's external relationships
- SourceWatch:How to research U.S. corporations
- SourceWatch:Analyzing a company's social responsibility record
- SourceWatch:Sources for basic corporate profiles
References
- ↑ "Crocodyl: Collaborative Research on Corporations", accessed December 2007.
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