Empowering ethical business for our common future
At SlaveCheck, we’re driving a global movement to end modern slavery by combining innovative technology with a purpose-driven mission. Learn how our dual approach—through a for-profit compliance platform and the SlaveCheck Foundation—empowers businesses to lead in ethical practices and contribute to a future where modern slavery is eradicated.
The pervasive challenge of modern slavery
Modern slavery is a complex, system-level issue embedded in global supply chains, affecting millions of lives. Despite growing awareness and regulatory efforts, traditional approaches have failed to address the root causes. To truly make an impact, we must confront the broader challenges that perpetuate this hidden crisis, including the question of who bears the cost of change.
Hidden in Plain Sight
Modern slavery is deeply entrenched in everyday products and services, from electronics to clothing, often concealed within extended supply chains that lack transparency.
Inadequate Compliance Tools
Traditional compliance systems are often limited to Tier-1 suppliers, failing to provide the visibility needed to identify and address risks in deeper layers of the supply chain.
Fragmented Regulations
Global legislation is evolving rapidly, but the fragmented nature of these regulations makes it challenging for businesses to stay compliant and ensure continuous improvement.
Who Pays?
The responsibility and cost of eliminating modern slavery are often passed down the supply chain, leading to resistance and inadequate action. A shared, systematic approach is needed to distribute the burden fairly and effectively.
Recognising the problem to driving global change
SlaveCheck was born out of a deep understanding of the systemic nature of modern slavery and the limitations of existing solutions. Our founders recognised that traditional approaches were not enough to tackle the complexity of this issue, which is embedded in global supply chains and perpetuated by fragmented regulations. We knew that a new, more comprehensive solution was needed—one that would not only ensure compliance but also drive meaningful change.
Recognising the Gap
In the face of growing global regulations and increasing scrutiny, it became clear that existing compliance tools were failing to provide the transparency and accountability needed to eradicate modern slavery. The founding team, with decades of experience in system-level solutions, saw the need for a more robust approach.
Developing a Dual Approach
We realised that eliminating modern slavery required both a for-profit and a for-purpose strategy. The SlaveCheck Business Compliance Platform was designed to empower companies to lead in ethical business practices by providing the tools needed to achieve complete supply chain transparency and stay ahead of evolving regulations. Simultaneously, the SlaveCheck Foundation was established to support civil society groups in gathering in-field data and intelligence, driving grassroots efforts to identify and eliminate slavery.
Building Collective Intelligence
Our solution leverages Collective Intelligence—integrating human expertise with AI-powered insights—to offer a comprehensive, real-time view of supply chains. This innovative approach allows businesses to not only meet compliance requirements but to continuously improve their operations, making a lasting impact on the fight against modern slavery.
Leading a Global Movement
Today, SlaveCheck is at the forefront of the global movement to eradicate modern slavery. By combining cutting-edge technology with a purpose-driven mission, we empower businesses, civil society groups, and governments to work together towards a future where modern slavery is no longer a hidden crisis, but a problem of the past.
Join us on this journey and be part of the solution. Explore how SlaveCheck can help your organisation lead in ethical business practices while contributing to the global effort to end modern slavery.
The team behind SlaveCheck’s mission
Our team comprises dedicated professionals, visionary leaders, and expert advisors who are united by a common purpose: to eradicate modern slavery and promote ethical business practices worldwide. Together, they bring decades of experience and a deep commitment to guiding SlaveCheck’s mission and impact.
Conceived, funded and led the SlaveCheck initiative since its inception in 2018
Tim is a seasoned civil engineer and entrepreneur with a 30-year track record of solving complex, system-level problems using innovative technology. He left construction in 1990 when the NSW Government recruited him to see whether it was possible to use technology to reduce the $600 million annual cost of pothole patching across New South Wales. Within five years, Tim’s team halved these costs while improving road conditions.
This success taught Tim the power of technology to address large-scale, system-level problems and led to him founding Infrastructure Control Services (ICS) in 1995, which grew into a global consultancy, employing over 200 people, completing projects in 33 countries and listing on the Australian Stock Exchange in 1999 as ICSGlobal Ltd [ASX:ICS].
Tim remained CEO for 11 years, developing Thelma (www.thelma.com.au) a SaaS-based 'medical banking' claims and payments clearinghouse for Australian hospitals.
In 2018 - alerted to the spiralling modern slavery numbers around the world - Tim founded SlaveCheck, drawing on his experience creating impactful solutions to address the system-level problem of modern slavery. Tim's commitment and leadership at SlaveCheck – including his funding of the initiative since its inception in 2018 – demonstrates his commitment to leading positive global change.
Guiding SlaveCheck’s global strategy for the systematic elimination of modern slavery
Kevin is the former and first UK Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner, a role created in the UK’s Modern Slavery Act 2015 and provided the office holder with a statutory position overseeing the statutory agencies' responses to human trafficking and modern slavery.
Before being Commissioner, Kevin headed the UK’s Scotland Yard Human Trafficking Unit and was Ireland’s representative to the Council of Europe Groups of Experts on Human Trafficking (GRETA) between 2018 and 2022. He is also the former chair of the Leadership Group of the Institute of Human Rights and Business and the co-founder and global strategy director of the Santa Marta Group, an international network of criminal justice actors, civil society, faith groups, and governments launched in 2014 at the Vatican, endorsed by Pope Francis.
This experience and knowledge has provided first-hand strategic and tactical expertise.
Coordinating SlaveCheck's human intelligence partnerships with Civil Society Organisations
Alexandra began working with SlaveCheck in 2019, providing strategic guidance and business development support for the for-purpose side of the SlaveCheck solution.
Alexandra has worked internationally for the past 20 years championing innovation to solve entrenched social injustice for the most marginalised and vulnerable populations. Holding senior roles, she promoted women’s empowerment and economic inclusion, health and well-being through partnerships with government, philanthropists, corporate and not-for-profit organisations. This systems-based approach supported the establishment of local governance systems, fostered resilience and sustained community impact to achieve scale, sustainability and deliver impact.
Over the last decade, her expertise has focused on evidence based learning to design, deliver and evaluate programs across Asia and Australasia that adapt as conditions change; are community-led and tailored to the local context. Her professional approach is collaborative and grounded in a holistic and integrated approach.
She volunteered in governance roles for various community organisations in the UK and Australia, was appointed to a global leadership council action team to address poverty alleviation and completed her post-graduate studies in Social Impact from AGSM at UNSW Business School.
Leading the corporate and governance aspects for the international expansion of the for-purpose side of SlaveCheck
Roger holds a Masters of Applied Finance and a Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Services, with over 25 years in Senior Management and Executive roles with large national companies throughout Australia and overseas. He is a recognised Change Agent and innovational growth leader, sought out by CEO's and marketplace leaders, and retained as a Non-Executive Director on a number of corporate and not-for-profit boards and advisory panels.
Developing SlaveCheck’s business, marketing and technology strategy for USA
Emily Wyatt brings over 20 years of experience addressing systems-level challenges in technology, public justice, and global health to better support vulnerable populations in the US and internationally.
Previously at Uncharted Software, Ms. Wyatt served as Director of Global Resilience Initiatives, where she drove visual software development and human-in-the-loop augmentation approaches covering a broad portfolio of challenges, including human trafficking, climate change, and food insecurity.
As Principal Investigator and Human Trafficking Subject Matter Expert for DARPA’s Memex project, she led the program’s beta testing of prototype counter human trafficking investigative software in a rapid iteration environment with hundreds of users globally. She established partnerships with a broad group of stakeholders – including public prosecutors, law enforcement, non-profit organizations, and business leaders – and advised them on the shifting landscape of human trafficking online.
During her time in the non-profit sector, Ms. Wyatt led organizational strategic planning and program design efforts for international legal casework projects in South and Southeast Asia, health system governance projects in Nepal and Bangladesh, and forced labor prevention projects in carpet weaving communities in India and Afghanistan.
Ms. Wyatt holds a BA from Lee University and a MA in Law & Diplomacy from The Fletcher School at Tufts University.
Design and delivery of SlaveCheck’s product-led growth strategy
For more than 20 years, Dan has created and led high performance software product development teams.
Coming from a software engineering background and later shifting into product management focus, he has performed as an individual contributor and led cross functional teams all areas of expertise of the product development lifecycle.
Serving as the head of software delivery at SiteMinder during their formative years and later creating and leading the product management function, SiteMinder went on to be an Australian Unicorn at IPO within 3 years of departure.
With industries spanning health, hospitality & tourism, cyber security training, fitness & wellness of which many became hyper growth environments, this has given him wide ranging experience in product and organisation growth.
Today, Dan brings this experience to SlaveCheck to build system level solutions and empowered product delivery teams on the mission to eradicate modern slavery.
Dan holds a bachelor of information technology from the Queensland University of Technology
Driving product growth at SlaveCheck through strategic B2B marketing and customer focus
Peter is a seasoned product marketing leader with a wealth of experience across multinational corporations like Canon and Fuji Xerox, as well as dynamic startups such as Secure Code Warrior. With a strong focus on B2B technology and deep tech sectors, Peter has successfully developed and executed go-to-market strategies, driving growth and market penetration. He is skilled in creating impactful messaging, orchestrating product launches, and enabling sales teams with the right tools to succeed. His strategic mindset and hands-on approach have consistently delivered results, making him a valuable asset in shaping the future of innovative technology companies.
Leading the financial aspects of SlaveCheck’s global expansion
Mike brings over 30 years of experience in finance and commercial leadership across a diverse range of environments, including large multinationals, SMEs, listed companies, and private firms. His expertise spans multiple industries such as services, technology, and industrial sectors.
A seasoned finance leader with strong commercial acumen, Mike has extensive experience in mergers and acquisitions, strategic planning, and IPOs. He has successfully led complex global and national transactions and is well-versed in working with both local and international regulatory bodies, government departments, and corporate boards. His career includes significant roles at P&O, Honeywell, Boral, and a 15-year tenure as CFO and Company Secretary at CAP-XX.
Mike holds a Bachelor of Business in Accounting from Kuring-Gai College of Advanced Education and a Master of Applied Finance from Macquarie University. He is also a member of CPA Australia, reflecting his commitment to professional excellence in finance and strategic leadership.
Guiding SlaveCheck’s inter-governmental advisory and advocacy programs
Paul is a registered nurse, businessman and Pastor.
He is also a former Australian politician, being a member of the New South Wales Legislative Council from 2011-2019.
Paul has been outspoken on the issue of human trafficking, forced labour and other forms of modern slavery for more than a decade. In 2018, after chairing a NSW government committee looking into the issue, Paul authored the NSW Modern Slavery Act 2018 and introduced it as Australia's first anti-modern slavery bill to the New South Wales Parliament.
Prior to being elected to Parliament, Paul was a Councillor for the City of Shoalhaven from 2004–2012, becoming Deputy Mayor and then Mayor for four years.
Leading corporate engagement and social impact fundraising strategies for the for-purpose side of SlaveCheck
Design and support of philanthropic and social impact fundraising strategies for the for-purpose side of SlaveCheck
Anna is an experienced investment consulting resource that thrives on bringing investors together to thoughtfully connect capital to compelling investment opportunities that solve humanity’s most critical crises. Anna brings 20 years of relationship, fundraising strategy and investing experience across asset classes and regions, from global institutional asset managers such as Schroders, PIMCO and Insight Investment, as well smaller boutiques.
Special Advisor for SlaveCheck’s data, analytics and AI strategies
Allan has specialised for over 30-years in analytics, data quality, data understanding and visualisation, Business Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence solutions.
Starting in 1990 with an MSc in remote sensing at University of Alberta - with a focus on pattern recognition and the analysis of digital data - Allan went on to teach data science at the University of New South Wales. As a member of the UNSW Centre for Remote Sensing and GIS, Allan was part of international programs involving China, NASA and other organizations around the world.
A move to business in 2000 led to working with SAS Institute in Heidelberg, Germany where his skills were focused on the implementation of analytics solutions. As part of SAS Professional Services Allan developed methodology and developed best practices for selling, planning and implementing software solutions.
Allan is a founder of technology consulting firm Technology Analytics and the data quality software company QFire Software. Allan has been advising SlaveCheck for seven years. He is currently engaged at SAS as Senior Consultant focused on bringing better results for Government using SAS software.
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