Jenn Morris

Jenn is the Chief Executive Officer of Walk Free at the Minderoo Foundation. In this role, she is leading the Bali Process Government and Business Forum with Andrew Forrest, working with the Foreign Ministers across 45 countries in the Indo-Pacific region and the most senior and influential business leaders to eradicate modern slavery. Jenn is […]
Abby McGill

Abby McGill has been ILRF’s Campaigns Director since September 2013. She is responsible for coordinating campaigns around labor exploitation in globally-traded agricultural commodities. Her current campaigns include cotton from Uzbekistan, seafood from Thailand, tobacco from Malawi, palm oil from Indonesia and Malaysia, and cocoa from Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire. Prior to ILRF, Abby worked for […]
Marika Sine

Marika is currently the Global Vice President of Sustainability at Mars. In her previous role as Vice President of Global Human Rights at Mars, Incorporated, Marika led global human rights strategy, policy, and governance. Marika is also currently leading the Thriving People pillar of the global Mars Sustainable in a Generation Plan, which is focused […]
Peter McAllister

Peter McAllister has spent more than 20 years engaged in international development and rights-based initiatives around the world. He is the Executive Director of the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI), a groundbreaking alliance of companies, trade unions, and voluntary organizations that works in partnership to improve the working lives of poor and vulnerable people across the […]
Shawn MacDonald

Shawn MacDonald is CEO of Verité, a civil society organization that works with businesses to promote workers’ rights and other sustainability goals in global supply chains through research, consulting, training, assessments, and policy advocacy. Before his appointment as CEO in 2016, Shawn had led Verité’s research, program, and policy work since 2003. Shawn has broad […]
Kenneth Kennedy

Kenneth Kennedy started his federal career almost thirty years ago when he began working at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow processing refugee applicants from the Soviet Union under the Lautenberg Amendment. After that, he spent over twenty years as a Federal Agent working on national security investigations, and later as his agency’s representative to the […]
David Segall

David Segall is a Policy Associate with the NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights, where he focuses on the recruitment and migration of construction workers from South Asia to the Arabian Gulf, and on human rights in the fishing industry. From 2012 to 2015, David directed the Human Rights in Iran Unit at […]
Adva Saldinger

Adva Saldinger is an associate editor at Devex, where she covers the intersection of business and international development as well as U.S. foreign aid policy. From partnerships, to trade and social entrepreneurship, to impact investing, she enjoys exploring the role the private sector and private capital play in development. A journalist with more than 10 […]
Congressman Dwight Evans

One of five children, Congressman Dwight Evans grew up in North Philadelphia and today lives just blocks from his alma mater, Germantown High School. In 1980, at the age of 26, Congressman Evans was first elected State Representative from the 203rd Legislative District. In the State Legislature he earned a reputation as a pragmatic […]
Kari Johnstone

Dr. Kari Johnstone serves as Acting Director of the Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons (J/TIP), where she has been Principal Deputy Director since November 2014. In these roles, she advises senior officials on U.S. Government policy and programming strategies to fight human trafficking around the world, and oversees the production of the […]
Kate Kennedy

Kate Kennedy is a human rights leader working in the global fight to end slavery. She is currently based in New York as Managing Director of the Freedom Fund, an organization that identifies and invests in frontline efforts in the countries and sectors where slavery is most prevalent. Kate has a depth of global experience across […]