Krishna Patel is the President and a Director of UNCHAIN Foundation. She is also the Director of the Justice Initiative and an officer at Grace Farms Foundation. As the Director of Grace Farm’s Justice initiative, Ms. Patel works as an active strategist on initiatives to combat human trafficking on a global, national and state level. Ms. Patel was initially hired as both the General Counsel and Justice Initiative Director. She served as the General Counsel from 2015-2018. During the last three years, Ms. Patel has led two major international convenings with the United Nations to combat trafficking in conflict zones and has drafted comprehensive reforms to the Connecticut state statute. She also leads innovative big data platform training sessions at GFF for law enforcement to locate and apprehend traffickers and rescue survivors.

Prior to joining Grace Farms Foundation, Ms. Patel served in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Connecticut from 2003 to 2015, including serving as the Deputy Chief of the National Security and Major Crimes Unit from 2010 to 2015. Ms. Patel is the recipient of numerous awards, including the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Director's Award in 2016 for her work on counter-terrorism cases. Ms. Patel has also worked with the private sector, academia, and government to create an innovate program that will provide a high-level training to hotel and motel staff throughout Connecticut.

Sharon Prince is the Treasurer, CFO and a Director of UNCHAIN Foundation, and the Chair and President of GFF. Ms. Prince spear-headed the vision for Grace Farms, a new kind of public space shared by individuals and not-for-profit organizations. Through her work with GFF's justice initiative, Ms. Prince has fought to end child exploitation, human trafficking, and violence against women on a local, national and international scale. Ms. Prince also serves on the Board of Next Generation Nepal, a charity dedicated to reuniting victims of child exploitation with their families. In 2017, she received NOMI Network’s Abolitionist Award and Auburn Seminary’s Lives of Commitment Award.

Prior to developing Grace Farms, Ms. Prince was the President of 66North, an Icelandic technical outerwear brand that she developed and distributed in 100 stores in North America. She holds a BS/BA and MBA from the University of Tulsa. On average, UNCHAIN anticipates that Ms. Prince will work approximately 15 hours per week for UNCHAIN, doing speaking, fundraising, and assisting in the development of strategy and vision.

Carl Hartman is a Director of UNCHAIN Foundation and has been the CEO of Geometry Global North America (a division of WPP) from April 2014 to present, overseeing 850 people across 9 offices. From September 2011 to present, Mr. Hartman has also served as Shopper Marketing Head for WPP's The Store, and from August 2008 to present, the global client leader on behalf of WPP for Kimberly-Clark. Prior to joining WPP and Geometry, Mr. Hartman led Ogilvy & Mather's E-Commerce Practice from January 2012 to April 2014. Mr. Hartman began his career in advertising with Young & Rubicam, where he ran accounts across the Young & Rubicam brand family.

Carl Preller is a Director of UNCHAIN Foundation and the EVP of Global Strategic Planning and Performance at TCC Global from October 2017 to present. Prior to joining TCC, from September 2014 to October 2017 Mr. Preller was Chief Performance Officer for Geometry Global North America. From September 2007 to September 2014, Mr. Preller served in various roles at Kantar Retail, including managing its business units in Thailand, China as well as in the United States. From September 200 through July 2007, Mr. Preller served in various commercial director roles for L'Oreal, in the United Kingdom, France, and Hong Kong. From September 1997 to September 2000, he served in various marketing roles for The Coca-Cola Company, and from January 1994 to September 1997, as brand and account manager at Unilever. Mr. Preller graduated from Kearsney College, and received a Bachelor of Commerce, Honors Economics, from University of Cape Town.

Paul Williamson is a Director of UNCHAIN Foundation and Chief Investment Officer at Publicis Media Exchange - U.S. from January 2016 to present. From April 2013 to June 2015, Mr. Williamson served as President, Amplifi US, for Denstu Aegis Network. From November 2011 to March 2013, Mr. Williamson served as the CEO, Americas, and EVP, Business Development, for Standard Media Index. From June 2009 to October 2011, he served as EVP, Group Development, for Aegis Media North America. From September 2007 to February 2009, Mr. Williamson served as Executive Director, Business Development, for The Wall Street Journal. From October 2001 to March 2007, Mr. Williamson served as VP, Business Development for Carat, and from 1998 to 2001, as Vice President of MediaVest. Mr. Williamson has a Bachelor of Commerce, Economics, from the University of Melbourne, and an MBA, Management and Finance, from New York University - Leonard N. Stern School of Business.

Mohammed Amersi is the Co-founder and CEO of Emergent Telecom Ventures (“ETV”). ETV is an entrepreneurial Emerging Markets Consulting, Advisory and Asset Management firm specialising in Telecoms, Media & Technology. Mr. Amersi also chairs the Amersi Foundation, which actively supports causes and charities in Education, Poverty, Conflict and Religion in Africa, Middle East and Asia.

Before co-founding ETV, Mr. Amersi ran Gramercy Communications Partners, a communications merchant bank, based in the United States that he co- founded with Telefonica. Prior to co-founding Gramercy, Mr. Amersi was one of Europe’s leading Corporate Finance and M&A lawyers.

From 1997 until 2002, Mr. Amersi was a senior advisor to Telefonica and led a number of their strategic initiatives in South America and Europe. From 2008 until 2013, Mr. Amersi was a senior advisor to the TeliaSonera Group and led their M&A and strategic initiatives including the IPO of Kcell and Megafon. More recently, while at the University of Oxford’s Said Business School’s EMBA Programme, Mr. Amersi launched the Inclusive Ventures Group, a social impact platform that has provided advice on and invested in education, livelihood, health care, micro-finance and waste management opportunities in Africa and Asia.

Richard Schechter spent the majority of his legal career, 28 years, as a criminal prosecutor with the United States Attorney's Office in the Districts of New Jersey and Connecticut. His experience has spanned complex areas of white collar and other areas of fraud, political corruption, civil rights, and human trafficking. He also served as an instructor for the Justice Department's training program for federal prosecutors, teaching courses in trial practice, evidence, privileges and grand jury practice. In addition to his work at the U.S. Attorney's Offices, Mr. Schechter was an adjunct professor at Seton Hall Law School in Newark, NJ. He started his career at the New York law firm of Breed Abbott & Morgan after graduating from Columbia College in 1980 and Columbia Law School in 1984. Since 2016, he has been a Senior Advisor at Grace Farms Foundation and is currently serving on the board of Unchain as Secretary and as an advisor to the technology council.