The Freedom CouncilAn Assembly of Business Leaders Fighting Human Trafficking
Purpose ofThe Freedom Council
The AFRJ® Freedom Council is an assembly of business leaders and global companies working to end human trafficking – together.
The council’s purpose is to develop innovative strategies and solutions – through scalable and replicable models – that will impact millions of lives.
Participating Companies
Participating Members
Barbara Bell-Dees, NASCO
May Collins, Anthem – Council Secretary
Crystal Crowley, Randstad
Michelle Doy, UST Global
Claire Ferraro, Oracle
Amer Ghattas, Deloitte
Steve Grissim, Rotary Int’l
Jamie Gunsior, PwC
Vadiraj Guttal, Infosys
Carren Hannon, Anthem
Alan John, Accenture
Rachel Lissak, Anthem
Chander Mani, Scintel
Dave McCleary, Rotary
Emma McVey, Metro Atlanta Chamber
Sushil Meda, Accenture
Bob Meier, NASCO
Ashok Nangia, UST Global
Mindy Nelson, PwC
Lilian Nykanen, Delta
Beth Olson, PwC
Shally Pannikode, Wellstar – Council Chair
Nishi Raina, Expedite, Inc.
Rosa Rodriguez, Chick-Fil-A
Rajeev Ronanki, Anthem
Joe Roslansky, Datastax
Himanshu Shah, Wipro
Priority Projects
Tech Innovation
Together, we are developing solutions and tools that are radically transforming communities by providing the data and insights they need to succeed.
Business Engagement
We are catalyzing businesses everywhere to enhance their existing Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives to help end human trafficking.
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Target Cities
We are building comprehensive solutions for long-term engagement and support in target cities, including cities throughout the United States and India.
Student Council
We are supporting the next generation of justice advocates through our Student Council, a national group of high school students dedicated to awareness, action, and advocacy.
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India Initiative
With our partners on the ground, we are working to launch a pan-India business initiative to end human trafficking and prevent it by protecting those most vulnerable.
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