Latham & Watkins Forum
New Tools to Combat Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking
The eradication of human trafficking and modern slavery requires creative and impactful new tools. This Forum will look at how law, technology, and enforcement efforts can be combined to disrupt and deter the sprawling network of perpetrators. What role can the financial sector and corporations play in this effort? Where is the movement to improve transparency in supply chains headed next? Experts at the forefront of groundbreaking initiatives in these areas, with backgrounds in law enforcement, finance, and compliance, will discuss these issues and answer questions from the audience.
Co-hosted by the Program on Corporate Compliance and Enforcement
James Cockayne, Director, United Nations University Centre for Policy Research
Barry Koch ’80 Commissioner, Financial Sector Commission on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking
Krishna Patel, Managing Partner, KnDo Advisors; former federal prosecutor of human trafficking and terrorism offenses
Moderator
Alicyn Cooley, Executive Director, Program on Corporate Compliance and Enforcement; Adjunct Professor of Law, NYU School of Law
Greenberg Lounge is accessible via lift. Any requests for, or questions or concerns about, accessibility accommodations for this event should be sent to Maegan Ciolino: ciolinom@mercury.law.nyu.edu.