BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY

LEADERSHIP FORUM

TO COMBAT HUMAN TRAFFICKING

February 25th, 2016 - 9am-5pm

San Francisco, CA

Business leaders are at the forefront of the growing movement to combat human trafficking in the United States and around the world. Join peers from the business and tech community to discuss the pivotal role companies are playing in combatting this crime.

Presented by Sabre and United Way Worldwide

More than 20 million people around the world are victims of human trafficking.

They are men and women, boys and girls, foreign nationals and U.S. citizens exploited for sex or labor. Many are trapped at the bottom rungs of global supply chains, impacting agriculture, IT, extractives, hospitality & tourism, apparel, manufacturing, retail and other industries and sectors. Others are exploited in hotels, restaurants or nail salons, hidden in communities across the United States.

Trafficking is the fastest growing criminal enterprise in the world with traffickers making more than $150 billion in profits every year.

q: Who should Attend?

A: Business and tech leaders who want to take ACTION to end human trafficking

Leaders, directors and managers in Executive, Procurement, Legal, CSR, Sourcing, Operations and Public Policy functions from a variety of industries will benefit from the presentations and resources provided to help your businesses eliminate sex and labor trafficking from your operations and in the communities you serve.

Learn from industry leaders that are utilizing technology and other assets to fight sex trafficking, as well as employing innovative partnerships to eliminate the risk and liability of trafficking in their supply chains.

This day long forum will allow for collective learning and analyses, peer to peer networking, and present concrete steps that corporate leaders can take to join the growing movement to end human trafficking and slavery.

Forum Agenda

9am

Registration Opens

9:30am

Welcome

Brian A. Gallagher, CEO, United Way Worldwide

Bruce Charendoff, Senior Vice President, Sabre

10am

Opening Address

John Cotton Richmond, Special Litigation Counsel, Civil Rights Division, Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit, U.S. Department of Justice

10:30am

Discussion: Technology Innovations to Combat

Sex & Labor Trafficking

Moderator: Toya Walker, Senior Advisor, State Government & External Affairs, Sabre

Discussant: Julie Cordua, Chief Executive Officer, Thorn

Discussant: Nicole Levine, Chief Business Development Officer, Polaris Project

Discussant: Karin Veltman Knox, Forward Deployed Engineer, Philanthropy Lead, Palantir Technologies

Thorn, Polaris and Palantir will discuss corporate partnerships that enable them to use technology to uncover sex and labor trafficking activity and reach victims.

11:15am

Discussion: Disrupting the Financial Flows of Trafficking Networks

Discussant: Elisa Massimino, Executive Director, Human Rights First

Discussant: Antonio Alvarez Lorenzo, VP of Compliance, Western Union

Western Union and Human Rights First will discuss technology based methodologies to identify human trafficking activity by analyzing financial networks.

12pm

Lunch & Keynote Address

Malika Saada Saar, Public Policy and Government Relations Senior Counsel, Civil and Human Rights, Google

1pm

Discussion: Corporate Responsibility, Partnerships that Work

Moderator: Brent Wilton, Director Global Workplace Rights,

the Coca Cola Company

Discussant: Jessica L. Hubley, Co-Founder & CEO, AnnieCannons

Discussion on the impact that partnerships between NGOs and businesses have on educating employees to identify trafficking risks, training survivors to help them get jobs and integrating human rights into business operations.

1:45pm

Demonstrations: Business Resources - Supply Chain Due

Diligence Products & Dashboards

Presider: Kate Kennedy, Managing Director for North America, The Freedom Fund

· IST Research—Ryan Paterson, CEO

· Kroll—Robert "Bob" Huff, North America Managing Director

· LaborVoices—Kohl Gill, CEO and Founder

· Made in a Free World—Justin Dillon, CEO and Founder

· EcoVadis—Daniel Perry, Senior Account Executive

Each company will demonstrate their product that helps businesses conduct human trafficking due diligence in their supply chains.

2:45pm

Trade Show & Networking

Select due diligence service and product companies, NGOs and other organizations who offer anti trafficking consulting services and solutions will have tables set up at the venue for participants to learn more and connect.

3:30pm

Panel: Prevention - Working with Suppliers and Communities

to Eliminate Trafficking inSupply Chains

Moderator: Ed Marcum, Vice President for Investments, Humanity United

Discussant: Dan Viederman, CEO, Verité

Discussant: Biko Nagara, Standards and Certifications Systems Officer, GoodWeave

Discussant: Rob Lederer, Executive Director, Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC)

Discussant: Patricia Jurewicz, Executive Director, Responsible Sourcing Network

Discussant: Mark Taylor, Senior Advisor—Global Strategy & Partnerships,

Project Issara

Hear from experts who have partnered with companies on innovative projects to identify, address and prevent issues of human trafficking.

4:45pm

Closing & Call to Action

Shandra Woworuntu, National Survivor Network Policy Champion & Member, United States Advisory Council on Human Trafficking

Mara Vanderslice Kelly, Executive Director, United Way Center on Human Trafficking & Slavery

5pm

Reception

Enjoy refreshments while mingling with colleagues and presenters.

Featured Sessions

Full Agenda Coming Soon...

Technology Innovations to Combat Sex & Labor Trafficking

Featuring THORN, Polaris, Palantir, and Western Union

Employee Training Initiatives: Impact & Lessons Learned

Featuring Coca Cola and leaders in the hospitality industry

Supply Chain Due Diligence Products & Dashboards

Featuring Made in a Free World, Labor Voices, EcoVadis, IST Research and Kroll

Working with Suppliers and Communities to Eliminate Trafficking in Supply Chains

Featuring Verité, GoodWeave, Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC), Responsible Sourcing Network and Project Issara

Interactive Trade Show: Connect with Resources and Anti-Trafficking Solution Providers

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RSVPs Closed

Space is limited - Please RSVP by Friday, Feburary 19, 2016