Archana is a UK-qualified barrister, CEDR-accredited mediator, and leading voice in business and human rights, with over 18 years of experience advising on forced labour, human trafficking, and responsible business conduct across Asia. The rights-holder perspective is central in her legal approach, which seeks creative solutions within the context of commercial requirements and complex regulatory challenges. As Founder and CEO of The Remedy Project and ReAct Asia, and Chief Impact Officer of Diginex, Archana leads advisory engagements on human rights due diligence, grievance mechanisms, and remedy frameworks for private and public sector clients. At ReAct, she leads stakeholder engagement, tests creative frameworks for worker protection and pushes new industry benchmarks for responsible business conduct.

Rakesh is an experienced development sector professional with over 16 years of work experience in Worker Wellbeing, Responsible Business, Grant Making and Non Profit Project Management. Led India's two largest Independent Grievance Redressal Mechanisms (GRM) - India Labourline and Mazdoor Helpline. In the responsible business space, advised leading Multi Stakeholder Initiatives on setting up GRMs and Promotion of Decent Work.

Ms. Han works at the intersection of human rights and business. At FLA she leads advocacy efforts promoting labor rights around the globe, with a focus on protections for migrant workers in apparel supply chains. Prior to joining FLA, Ms. Han spent 15 years in the U.S. Government combating corruption, protecting human rights defenders and journalists, and developing policies related to trade and national security. She also worked in the private sector, helping companies ethically do business in international markets.