WEBINAR

UNRAVELING HUMAN TRAFFICKING
BY LEVERAGING OPEN SOURCE CONTEXTUAL INTELLIGENCE

                   PRESENTED BY:

MEET THE SPEAKERS

Clark Frogley
Head of AML/AFC Solutions America at Quantexa

Clark has extensive experience working with leading companies to better understand data to drive business growth and reduce the impact of risk across the enterprise. Clark began his career with the FBI and then served in various executive positions with Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, AIG, EY, IBM and Quantexa.

Graham Bailey
Chief Operating Officer at Quantifind

Graham leads the operations with direct management of sales, marketing, and people functions. He has over three decades of experience in financial crimes executive leadership and extensive expertise across the full spectrum of financial crimes disciplines.   Graham had previously served as Executive Vice President and Deputy BSA Officer at Wells Fargo, where he led change and operations globally for financial crimes, developing approaches to detect human trafficking and smuggling. Graham was also a founding board member of a first-of-its-kind not-for-profit that fought money laundering and terrorist financing through cross-institutional, collaborative information sharing and investigations.

Holly A. Ray
Senior Manager, Financial Crimes Technology Practice at Ernst & Young LLP

Holly is a Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS) and Fraud Examiner (CFE) specializing in financial crimes, fraud analytics, regulatory compliance, and model risk. She has 20 years of professional experience in the financial industry, primarily along the southwest boarder. She holds a Master’s of Science in Economic Crime Management and authored “Terrorist Financing: The increasing risk of trafficking in persons”. Most recently, Holly has worked with global financial firms to identify nefarious networks working to compromise customers on financial institutions’ payment platforms.

Sara Crowe
Strategic Initiatives Director, Financial Systems at Polaris

Sara has spent twelve years working on the front lines of a data-driven fight to end sex and labor trafficking.  She leads Polaris’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), which leverages the reach, expertise, and motivation of the global financial sector to identify trafficking operations through their financial footprints, support criminal cases that mitigate the burden placed on victims to testify, and facilitate the financial restitution process — ultimately decreasing the profitability of trafficking while increasing accountability for the traffickers. The FIU generates new insights through a combination of in-house research and collaborative efforts with the financial services industry, survivors, and law enforcement. Sara also works to bolster the financial resiliency of vulnerable populations and trafficking survivors and advocates for responsible financing practices to incentivize businesses to implement strong worker protections.